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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharma) , Pharmacy .
Chapters
1. |
An example for colloidal systems is: |
A. | clays and gels |
B. | ointments and pastes |
C. | solutions of soaps and proteins |
D. | suspensions and emulsions |
Answer» C. solutions of soaps and proteins |
2. |
The criterion to call a system ‘colloid’ is |
A. | a fine state of subdivision of dispersed phase |
B. | dispersed particles are in the size range of 1 nm to 1 µm |
C. | interface is very extensive |
D. | the presence of dispersed phase in a dispersion medium |
Answer» B. dispersed particles are in the size range of 1 nm to 1 µm |
3. |
Solutions of proteins and starch in water are the examples of the colloidal type: |
A. | hydrophilic |
B. | hydrophobic |
C. | lyophilic |
D. | lyophobic |
Answer» A. hydrophilic |
4. |
Electrodialysis method is employed in the colloidal chemistry for the purpose of : |
A. | Indentification |
B. | preparation |
C. | Purification |
D. | Stabilization |
Answer» C. Purification |
5. |
Silica gel is an example for the type of gel: |
A. | dilatants |
B. | elastic |
C. | rigid |
D. | thixotropic |
Answer» C. rigid |
6. |
Which of the following DO NOT form colloid spontaneously? |
A. | association |
B. | lyophilic |
C. | lyophobic |
D. | micellar |
Answer» C. lyophobic |
7. |
Sulphur sol is an example of colloidal type: |
A. | Association |
B. | hydrophilic |
C. | lyophilic |
D. | lyophobic |
Answer» D. lyophobic |
8. |
Thixotropic type of behavior is shown by the gel: |
A. | bentonite |
B. | pectin |
C. | silica |
D. | starch |
Answer» A. bentonite |
9. |
In the determination of size, shape and structure of colloidal particles, which one of the following CAN NOT be used? |
A. | electron microscope |
B. | instrument measuring light scattering |
C. | Langmuir film balance |
D. | ultramicroscope |
Answer» D. ultramicroscope |
10. |
Surfactant solutions are termed as association colloids when their concentrations are: |
A. | insufficient to saturate the bulk phase |
B. | insufficient to saturate the interface |
C. | less than critical micellar concentration (cmc) |
D. | more than cmc |
Answer» D. more than cmc |
11. |
Name the type of colloidal dispersion to which electrolytes are normally added in small quantities to stabilize: |
A. | association |
B. | lyophilic |
C. | lyophobic |
D. | micellar |
Answer» C. lyophobic |
12. |
Protective colloids DO NOT: |
A. | aid in dispersion |
B. | decrease the zeta potential |
C. | lower the interfacial tension |
D. | offer a mechanical barrier |
Answer» C. lower the interfacial tension |
13. |
Which one of the following colloids is difficult to prepare? |
A. | association |
B. | hydrophilic |
C. | hydrophobic |
D. | lyophilic |
Answer» C. hydrophobic |
14. |
In high concentrations, electrolytes destabilize a lyophilic sol by a process termed as : |
A. | coagulation |
B. | dilution |
C. | salting out |
D. | solvation |
Answer» C. salting out |
15. |
Which quality of the dispersed phase is responsible for the increased viscosity of a hydrophilic colloidal dispersion? |
A. | charge |
B. | shape |
C. | size |
D. | surface area |
Answer» D. surface area |
16. |
Dispersion of acacia in water gives the colloid of type: |
A. | association |
B. | negative |
C. | neutral |
D. | positive |
Answer» B. negative |
17. |
Addition of alcohol to a hydrophilic colloid leads to: |
A. | crystallization |
B. | hydration |
C. | precipitation |
D. | stabilization |
Answer» C. precipitation |
18. |
The critical value of zeta potential (in milli volts) for a stable colloid (except gold sol) is: |
A. | from 20 to 50 |
B. | from 50 to 100 |
C. | less than 20 |
D. | mor than 100 |
Answer» A. from 20 to 50 |
19. |
If kinetic energy of interaction is about 25 kT (Where k is gas constant), the system can be considered to have: |
A. | deflocculated state |
B. | long half life |
C. | short half life |
D. | weak attractiton forces |
Answer» B. long half life |
20. |
In foams, the dispersed phase and dispersion medium, respectively, are: |
A. | gas and liquid |
B. | gas and solid |
C. | liquid and gas |
D. | solid and gas |
Answer» A. gas and liquid |
21. |
The characteristic of a lyophobic sol is that: |
A. | electrolytes in small amounts induce stabilization |
B. | it is reversible |
C. | particles have high electric charge |
D. | viscosity increases by the presence of particles |
Answer» C. particles have high electric charge |
22. |
Hydrosol refers to a system in which the dispersed phase and dispersion medium, respectively, are: |
A. | gas and water |
B. | liquid and water |
C. | solid and water |
D. | water and solid |
Answer» C. solid and water |
23. |
Electrodialysis is used, when impurities in a sol are: |
A. | amphiphiles |
B. | colloids |
C. | electrolytes |
D. | nonelctrolytes |
Answer» C. electrolytes |
24. |
Under ultramicroscope, colloid particles appear as: |
A. | bright specks against dark background |
B. | concentric rings |
C. | dark specks against bright background |
D. | fluorescent specks |
Answer» A. bright specks against dark background |
25. |
Which one of the following properties is extensively applied for determining the molecular weight of polymer? |
A. | depression of freezing point |
B. | elevation of boiling point |
C. | lowering of vapour pressure |
D. | osmotic pressure |
Answer» D. osmotic pressure |
26. |
Aerosol is the reverse of : |
A. | emulsion |
B. | liquid foam |
C. | smoke |
D. | solid foam |
Answer» B. liquid foam |
27. |
In the determination of the gold number of a protective colloid, the endpoint is indicated by: |
A. | measuring the change in particle size |
B. | noting sedimentation volume of gold |
C. | observing the color change |
D. | weighing of the precipitate |
Answer» C. observing the color change |
28. |
The semipermeable membrane used in haemodialysis is: |
A. | cellophane |
B. | cellulose acetate |
C. | polyethene |
D. | polyvinyl acetate |
Answer» A. cellophane |
29. |
The stability of acacia in water is due to: |
A. | formation of micelles |
B. | hydration of solids |
C. | lowering interfacial tension |
D. | presence of electrical charge |
Answer» B. hydration of solids |
30. |
The molecular weight of dispersed solids in a colloidal system can be determined using an instrument: |
A. | ultracentrifuge |
B. | ultrafilters |
C. | ultramicroscope |
D. | zeta meter |
Answer» A. ultracentrifuge |
31. |
When the size of particle is less than 1nm then it is called |
A. | Molecular dispersions |
B. | Colloidal dispersions |
C. | Suspension |
D. | Emulsion |
Answer» A. Molecular dispersions |
32. |
The movement of colloidal particles through a liquid under the influence of electric field is called |
A. | Electrophoresis |
B. | Electro-osmosis |
C. | Electro chemical reaction |
D. | Electrodialysis |
Answer» A. Electrophoresis |
33. |
The potential difference develop when particles settle under the influence of gravity is called |
A. | Streaming potential |
B. | Oxidation Potential |
C. | Reduction potential |
D. | Sedimentation potential |
Answer» D. Sedimentation potential |
34. |
When distance between the particle are large, the particles experience attractive force and aggregates are formed. This is known as |
A. | Primary minimum |
B. | Potential barrier |
C. | secondary minimum |
D. | Interparticle distance |
Answer» C. secondary minimum |
35. |
According to schulze-Hardy rule, the precipitating power increases rapidly with the |
A. | Presence of valence or charge of the ions |
B. | Lowering the interfacial tension |
C. | Decreasing the freezing point |
D. | Elevationof boiling point |
Answer» A. Presence of valence or charge of the ions |
36. |
When a beam of light is pass through a colloidal solution, the path of light gets illuminated. This phenomenon is known as |
A. | Brownian movement |
B. | Diffusion |
C. | Tyndall effect |
D. | Donnan effect |
Answer» C. Tyndall effect |
37. |
The continuous collisions between the colloidal particles and molecules of dispersion medium produce zigzag movement of colloidal particles which is known as |
A. | Brownian movement |
B. | Tyndall effect |
C. | Diffusion |
D. | Sedimentation |
Answer» A. Brownian movement |
38. |
The protective ability of colloids is measured as |
A. | Zeta potential |
B. | Streaming potential |
C. | Gold number |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» C. Gold number |
39. |
If the gold number is less then the protective action will be |
A. | more |
B. | Less |
C. | Half |
D. | Zero |
Answer» A. more |
40. |
In sol, the dispersed phase and dispersion medium are |
A. | Solid and liquis |
B. | Liquid and liquid |
C. | Solid and solid |
D. | Liquid and Gas |
Answer» A. Solid and liquis |
41. |
Homogenous phase (True solution) having size range of |
A. | 0.5 to 1.0 µm |
B. | <0.1 nm |
C. | >0.01 µm |
D. | <0.01 µm |
Answer» D. <0.01 µm |
42. |
Heterogeneous phase (Coarse dispersion) having size range of … |
A. | 0.5 to 1.0 µm |
B. | 10 to 100 µm |
C. | 10 to 1000 µm |
D. | 1 to 10 µm |
Answer» C. 10 to 1000 µm |
43. |
Solubility of Drug can be improved by… |
A. | Targeting drug to specific organ |
B. | Addition of emulsifying agent |
C. | Addition of thickening agent |
D. | Addition of Surface active agent |
Answer» D. Addition of Surface active agent |
44. |
Targeting of drugs to specific organs can be achieved by |
A. | Liposomes |
B. | Emulsion |
C. | Syrup |
D. | Suspension |
Answer» A. Liposomes |
45. |
The following statement is appropriate for Molecular Dispersion |
A. | Diffusion rate is slow |
B. | Impermeable across semipermeable membrane |
C. | Does not scatter light |
D. | Particle size less than 1.0 µm |
Answer» C. Does not scatter light |
46. |
The following statement is NOT appropriate for Molecular dispersion |
A. | Shows tyndall effect |
B. | Does not scatter light |
C. | Diffusion rate is rapid |
D. | Does not settle on ultracentrifugation |
Answer» A. Shows tyndall effect |
47. |
The following statement is true for Colloidal dispersion |
A. | Diffusion rate is slow |
B. | Impermeable across semipermeable membrane |
C. | Shows tyndall effect |
D. | All of above |
Answer» D. All of above |
48. |
In _____Colloids, dispersed particles have a greater affinity to the dispersion medium. |
A. | Lyophilic colloids |
B. | Lyophobic colloids |
C. | Association colloids |
D. | Molecular colloids |
Answer» A. Lyophilic colloids |
49. |
Dispersion of rubber or polystyrene in benzene or ethyl methyl ketone is referred to as________ |
A. | Hydrophilic colloids |
B. | Lyophilic colloids |
C. | Lyophobic colloids |
D. | Hydrophobic colloids |
Answer» B. Lyophilic colloids |
50. |
Lyophobic colloids can be prepared by |
A. | Chemical method |
B. | Peptization method |
C. | Electric arc method |
D. | All of above |
Answer» D. All of above |
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