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Question 2: The formulation design of suspension dosage forms demands a clear comprehension of micromeritics, surface chemistry, and rheological behavior of heterogeneous systems. Based on this understanding, please answer questions a through c. a. Explain the formation of an Electric Double Layer in a liquid suspension and how this influences the overall dispersibility of insoluble drug particles in the system. b. Briefly describe three (3) Electrokinetic Phenomena that are possibly produced due to the interfacial potential in such systems. c. A four (4) fluid ounce suspension formulation, on stability, exhibits a sedimentation rate of 2 mL/month. Assuming that the company's acceptable sedimentation volume is 0.4 mL, what is the predicted shelf-life of this product?

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Question 2: The formulation design of suspension dosage forms demands a clear comprehension of micromeritics, surface chemistry, and rheological behavior of heterogeneous systems. Based on this understanding, please answer questions a through c. a. Explain the formation of an Electric Double Layer in a liquid suspension and how this influences the overall dispersibility of insoluble drug particles in the system. b. Briefly describe three (3) Electrokinetic Phenomena that are possibly produced due to the interfacial potential in such systems. c. A four (4) fluid ounce suspension formulation, on stability, exhibits a sedimentation rate of 2 mL/month. Assuming that the company's acceptable sedimentation volume is 0.4 mL, what is the predicted shelf-life of this product?
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Question 2: The formulation design of suspension dosage forms demands a clear comprehension of micromeritics, surface chemistry, and rheological behavior of heterogeneous systems. Based on this understanding, please answer questions a through c. a. Explain the formation of an Electric Double Layer in a liquid suspension and how this influences the overall dispersibility of insoluble drug particles in the system. b. Briefly describe three (3) Electrokinetic Phenomena that are possibly produced due to the interfacial potential in such systems. c. A four (4) fluid ounce suspension formulation, on stability, exhibits a sedimentation rate of 2 mL/month. Assuming that the company's acceptable sedimentation volume is 0.4 mL, what is the predicted shelf-life of this product?
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SubjectBiology
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