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Pharmaceutical inorganic chemistry mcq, Exercises of Pharmaceutical Chemistry

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Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry
Activity: Quiz
Unit: Unit I & Unit II
Prepared by: Mr. Mohammed Asif
Asst. Prof. /Dept. of Pharmaceutical Chemistry/Yenepoya Pharmacy College & Research Centre
Electrolyte liquid may include
a) solutions
b) molten solids
c) gases
d) Both A and B
Ans: Both A and B
Acid shows red color with
a) litmus indicator
b) universal indicator
c) methyl orange indicator
d) all of these
Ans: all of these
When an acid (H+) is added to alkali
(OH-), product is
a) hydroxides
b) water
c) salts
d) hydrogen gas
Ans: Salts
Mineral acids like HCl, H2SO4 etc., are
a) naturally occurring
b) man made
c) include malic acid
d) include formic acid
Ans: naturally occurring
Best indicator of all is
a) litmus indicator
b) universal indicator
c) methyl orange indicator
d) Phenolphthalein indicators
Ans: universal indicator
Impurities in pharmaceutical preparation
may be due to following sources:
(a) Raw material
(b) Manufacturing process
(c) Chemical instability
(d) All of the above
Ans:d
Temporary hardness of water may be
softened by
(a) boiling
(b) demineralized water
(c) deionized water
(d) all of the above
Ans: d
Impurities in Pharmaceutical substance
could be categorizes into:
(a)1
(b) 2
(c) 3
(d) none of these
Ans: 2
Dental products depending upon their
action or used divided into:
(a) Anticaries Agents & Dentifrices
(b) Desensitizing agents & Anticaries
agents
(c) Dental caries & Anticaries agents
(d) all of these
Ans: a
CaCO3 is used as:
(a) Dentifrices
(b) Desensitizing agents
(c) Anticaries Agents
(d) None of the above
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Activity: Quiz Unit: Unit I & Unit II

Prepared by: Mr. Mohammed Asif

Electrolyte liquid may include

a) solutions b) molten solids c) gases d) Both A and B

Ans: Both A and B

Acid shows red color with

a) litmus indicator b) universal indicator c) methyl orange indicator d) all of these

Ans: all of these

When an acid (H+) is added to alkali (OH-), product is

a) hydroxides b) water c) salts d) hydrogen gas

Ans: Salts

Mineral acids like HCl, H2SO4 etc., are

a) naturally occurring b) man made c) include malic acid d) include formic acid

Ans: naturally occurring

Best indicator of all is

a) litmus indicator b) universal indicator c) methyl orange indicator d) Phenolphthalein indicators

Ans: universal indicator

Impurities in pharmaceutical preparation may be due to following sources:

(a) Raw material (b) Manufacturing process (c) Chemical instability (d) All of the above

Ans:d

Temporary hardness of water may be softened by (a) boiling (b) demineralized water (c) deionized water (d) all of the above

Ans: d

Impurities in Pharmaceutical substance could be categorizes into: (a) (b) 2 (c) 3 (d) none of these

Ans: 2

Dental products depending upon their action or used divided into:

(a) Anticaries Agents & Dentifrices (b) Desensitizing agents & Anticaries agents (c) Dental caries & Anticaries agents (d) all of these

Ans: a

CaCO3 is used as:

(a) Dentifrices (b) Desensitizing agents (c) Anticaries Agents (d) None of the above

Activity: Quiz Unit: Unit I & Unit II

Prepared by: Mr. Mohammed Asif

Ans: b

Fluoride inhibits caries formation via

(a) decreasing acid solubility of enamel (b) increasing acid solubility of enamel (c) bacterial inhibition (d) both a and c

Ans: d

Fill in the Blanks

Limit test are …………….. test designed to identify and control small quantities of impurities.

Ans: Quantitative

Limit test for sulphate has been based upon the ppt of sulphate with ……… in the presence of ……………….

Ans: BaCl2 & HCl

In limit test for iron Ferrous thioglycolate has stable pink to reddish purple colour in ……………. medium.

Ans: Alkanline

In limit test for Arsenic, ................ is converted into Arsenous acid/Arsinegas.

Ans: Arsine

To prevent dental caries toothpaste containing ............... should be used.

Ans: Sodium fluoride

To keep pharmacopoeia up-to-date, pharmacopoeial commissions constantly

update pharmacopoeia Once in every _______ years.

Ans: four

International Pharmacopoeia (Ph. Int.) which is issued by ______, aim to provide international standards & to help achieve a potentially global uniformity of quality specifications for selected pharmaceutical products, excipients and dosage forms.

Ans: WHO

The main sources of ............... impurities are sulphuric acid and lead apparatus.

Ans: lead

Dentrifices are the compounds that are used for ………………..

Ans: Cleaning teeth and gums

In limit test the change in ............... is compared with fixed standard in the Pharmacopieas.

Ans: Colour /turbidity

The standard and test solution used for limit test are prepared in ................

Ans: nessler cylinder

The principle of the limit test for chlorides test involves the reaction of ............... from the ppt. of silver chloride, i.e., insoluble in ................

Ans: Silver nitrate & dil HNO

Activity: Quiz Unit: Unit I & Unit II

Prepared by: Mr. Mohammed Asif

• Identify the conditions/states.

Ans: Rehydration & Dehydration

• Name the exact purpose of it.

Ans: Electrolyte Replenisher

Thank You & Good Luck to Your First Sessional Examination