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in kaolin mixture waht is the adsorbent

in kaolin mixture waht is the protective

in kaolin mixture waht is the suspending agent

in kaolin mixture waht is the preservative

in kaolin mixture waht is the sweetening agent

in kaolin mixture waht is the sweetening agent, stabilizer

in kaolin mixture waht is the flavorant

use of kaolin mixture with pectin

latin name of white lotion

acacia mucilage method of preparation

the taking up of a certain amount of
liquid without a measurable increase in volume

taking up of a liquid by a gel with an
increase in volume

occurs when the interaction between
particles of the dispersed phase becomes so great
that on standing, the dispersion medium is squeeze
out in droplets and the gel shrinks

reversible gel-sol formation with no
change in volume or temperature

formed when the liquid is removed from
a gel and only the framework remains

gels in which the macromolecules are
distributed so that no apparent boundaries exist
between them and the liquid

used more frequently in pharmacy for several
reasons

single phase gel from natural gums

gel mass consists of a network of small discrete
particles

if the particle size of the
dispersed phase is relatively largeif the particle size of the
dispersed phase is relatively large

magmas and gels are prepared by freshly
precipitating the dispersed phase to
achieve a fine degree of subdivision of
the particles and a gelatinous character
to those particles

magmas and gels may be prepared by
directly hydrating the inorganic chemical
which produces the disperse phase of the
dispersion

Oral liquids containing one or more active
ingredients, dissolved, suspended or dispersed in a
suitable vehicle

white lotion method of preparation

Liquid or semi-liquid preparations which contain
one or more active ingredients in an appropriate
vehicle

in lotions what are the Ingredients added to the preparation to produce better dispersions or to accentuate its cooling, soothing, drying or protective properties.

a good example of a suspending agent used in the preparation of lotions

localize and hold the active ingredient in contact with the affected site and the same time be rinsed off easily with water.

will keep the skin moist for a considerable period of time.

accentuates the drying and cooling effect

preferred
type of acacia in preparation of mucilag

2 methods of preparations of lotions

2 methods of prepartion of gel

Thick, viscid, adhesive liquids, produced by
dispersing gum in water, or by extracting the
mucilaginous principles from vegetable
substances with water

Used primarily to aid in suspending insoluble
substances in liquid; their colloidal character and
viscosity help them prevent immediate
sedimentation

BENTONITE MAGMA method of preparaion

MILK OF MAGENSIA method of preparration

is added to minimize the
interaction of glass containers and the
preparation