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เภสัชภัณฑ์ยาและภาชนะบรรจุ (Pharmacuetical Preparation and Packaging of Pharmaceuticals)
เภสัชภัณฑ์ยาและภาชนะบรรจุ (Pharmacuetical Preparation and Packaging of Pharmaceuticals)
3
(Solid Preparation) (Semi-Solids)
(Liquids)
(Solid Preparations)
4
1. (Mixed powders)
2. (effervescent granules)
3.
(lozenges)
4.
(Powders)
(single dose)
(Sachets) (Strip-packaging Machine)
(Screw capped bottles)
freeze-dried powers (lyophilised)
ampoules
(Bulk-pack)
fiber plywood
2
plastic liners polyethylene, polypropylene polyvinyl
chloride
inert atmosphere adrenaline
(Effervescent Granules)
sachets
hydrolyse acetic acid salicylic
acid
non-absorbent 8 %
(Bulk quantities)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
(screw caps) (snap-on closures)
4
Polystylene, Polyethylene Polypropylene
370 C 1-4
(strip)
(Unit Packaging)
Strip Blister (Sachet)
strip Blister
firm Cellulose film
Polyethylene firm Aluminium foil
Aluminium foil
25 um
(pinholes)
5
0.010 film
sheet film adhesive
laminate film extruude composite film
1 (laminate)
Peper/PE Analgesic tablets
Cellophane/PE Antacid tablets, Vitamin tablets
Foil/PE Effervescent analgesics
Foil/PVC Ointments, analgesics
Acetate/Pliofilm Ointments, cough syrup
Acetate/Foil/Lacquer Antacid tablets, cold capsules
Acetate/Aclar/PVC Antibiotic tablets, Vitamin tablets
Acetate/Foil/Saran Cough syrup
Acetate/Metallized Mylar/PE Antibiotic capsules, Vitamin tablets
Cellophane/PE/Saran Antacid tablets
Cellophane/PE/Foil/Lacquer Antacid tablets
Cellophane/PE/Foil/PE Analgesic tablet, Ointments
Paper/PE/Foil/PE Vitamin tablets
Leak test
Leak test
Leak
test
Desiccator
10 inches vacuum
Desiccator, Vacuum, Vacuum
gauge Desiccator 20-40
10 inches vacuum 30
1 Desiccator
Leak test 15
8
8 Leak test
vacuum desiccator 15 inches vacuum 1
2
15
2 15
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
1000
Blister Packaging
Strip packaging
Blister
Transparent Thermoformable Plastic Material
Heat-sealable Lacquered Backing Material
Thermoformable Plastic Material Polyvinyl Chloride
(PVC), PVC/Polyethylene , Polystyrene , Polypropylene PVC
laminate PVC
8
3
Material Water-vapor transmission*
Aclar (fluorohalocarbon)
22A, 1 mil 0.055
22A, 1 mil 0.046
22C, 1 mil 0.045
22C, 2 mil 0.028
33C, mil 0.040
33C, 1 mil 0.025
33C, 2 mil 0.015
Cellophane acetate, 1 mil 80.000
Cellophane
140 K 0.400
195 K 0.450
9
Blister
Ointments bases
bases
bases Mineral oils, vegetable oils, soft paraffin, hard paraffin,
wool fat, Beeswax Emulsifying agent Cetomacragol
Creams Emulsions
Semi-solids 2 Oil-in-water Hydrocortisone Creams
Water-in-oil Proflavine Cream powder
aqueous solution
Pastes
Creams powdered solids Oily Greasy bases
Glycerin Pastes Coal Tar Paste, Magnesium Sulfate
Paste Unnas Paste
Semi-solids
semi-solids
(Glass)
compatibility
(amber glass)
contamination
(metal)
50 . Stainless steel Mild
steel stainlees steel
11
Mild steel
Plastic liners
5 10 15 30
contamination oxidation
British
Pharmacuetical Codex (B.P.C.) Aluminium tubes
phosphate buffer
0.1% anhydrous disodium hydrogen phosphate 0.2% sodium dihydrogen phosphate
Membrane Membrane
cork wads
(Plastics)
Ointments, Creams Pastes
High density polyethylene
Methyl salicylate P.V.C. Polystylene Dimethyl
phthalate phthalate esters polystyrene fixed oils
polystyrene
British Standard (BS.)
Ointments, Creams Pastes
contamination
12
Oxidation
(LIQUID)
(syrups) glycerin, oils, organic solvent
15 30 60 120
1
Polyethylene
1. (Aqueous oral preparations)
2. (Aqueous non-oral preparations)
3. Emulsions
4. (Injections)
5. (Non-Aqueous Liquids)
13
Extracts Infusions
Crudedrugs (Percolation)
Alkaloids
Extracts Extract of Quillaia Extract of Senega Extract of
Squill
Stainless steel
Syrups
Syrups
stainless steel Syrups
Stability test
Syrups 60%
Syrups
Syrups Syrups
Syrup Syrups
Eye Drops
Eye Lotion
autoclaving Heating
(Neutral glass) Soda glass treated alkali
Nozzle
contamination
Bactericides Eye
Drops
Eye Drops
(Disposable container)
EMULSIONS
Emulsions
Emulsions
(Oil in Water) Emulsions
(INJECTIONS)
(ampoules)
(vials)
15
Electrolyte solutions polyethylene
polyprpylene polyvinyl chloride
alkali pH solutions
Air-inlet contamination
P.V.C.
Non-Aqueous Liquids
Alcohol Ethyl alcohol organic solvent
45% 80%
percolation maceration
Tincture
of Iodine Iodine
Iodine
Essential oils
polythene Tincture of Chloroform and Morphine
polythene peppermint oil, chloroform ether
polythene
Oils fixed vegetable oils Olive oil, Arachis
(peanut) oil, Caster oil Almond oil
P.V.C.
High density polyethylene polypropylene
Oils Low density
polyethylene
16
2
(Spoilage Mechanism)
Chemical incompatibility, acidity, alkalinity,
hydrolysis, trace elements, metals, atmospheric conditions, light, heat
(Oxidation)
(Heat)
Volatile liquids
biological nature Vitamins,
Hormones, vaccines, antibiotics antitoxins
Plastic forms
Vaccines 100C
fiberboard
(Moisture)
17
Penicillin 1000C
18
oxidation
(Other factors)
19
contamination
ascorbic acid Thiamine hydrochloride
lacquers
plastics liners
Carbon dioxide insoluble
carbonates lead Calcium Magnesium oxide
magnesium carbonate
3
(Sterilisation)
Sterilisation
Bacteria, Virus Fungus
sterile
Eye drops, Eye ointments, Eye lotions
sterile
sterile
sterile sterile
sterile
sterile sterile seal
sterile
1.
sterile
20
B.P.C. sterile 1
3.1 Exposure time to effect sterilization
Pressure (in excess of Atmospheric)
Temperature 0C Time (min)
Kgf/cm2 Lbf/in2
115-116 0.7 10 30
121-123 1.05 15 15
126-129 1.40 20 10
134-138 2.55 32 3
autoclave
sterile
autoclave Thermal shock
sterile
Polystyrene
21
autoclave sterile
sterile
autoclave
Polyethylene, polypropylene Plasticised P.V.C.
sterile autoclave
autoclave
autoclave
Indicators Indicator Thermocouple
recorders
Thermoocouple Indicator wax chemical
pellets 1210 C Paper strips
2. sterile
1. Ultra-violet Light Ultra-violet
sterile
aseptic processes Ultra-violet mercury vapor lamps
wave length 2537 Angstrom units
Ultra-violet
2
20
microwatts per cm2 1100
B. subtilis spores S. hemolyticus 275
Ultra-violet lamp 30 watts
85 mw. / cm2 1 S. hemolyticus
65 1 Ultra-violet
2537 A. wave length
22
2. Infra-red
Infra-red
sterile
3. Ionizing radiation contents
living cells Ionizing radiation 2
1) High energy radiation Electron acclerators
sterile
2) Gamma radiation Cobolt 60 sterile
Thermoplastics sterile
3) sterile (Chemical Processes of Sterilization)
1) Gas sterilization packaging
materials
autoclave Dry Heat
sterile Ethylene oxide, Propylene oxide, formaldehyde
B-propiolactone Ethylene oxide
23
Disinfectants
Phenolic compounds
Disinfectants 2% solution
Phenolic germicide 1:1000 concentration quaternary ammonium solutions 1-
2% solution Phenolic germicides
24
3.3 sterile
Dry heat Autoclaving Gamma radiation
Material 0 Ethylene oxide
(160 ) (1150 C) (2-5 Mrad)
Glass Satisfactory Satisfactory Discolours Satisfactory
Metal Satisfactory Satisfactory Satisfactory Satisfactory
Paper Embrittled Satisfactory Satisfactory Satisfactory
(Permeability to (permaebility is
steam sufficient sufficient to
to permit the use permit
of paper sterilisation of
wrapping of articles in sealed
articles to be packages)
sterilised)
4
(Packaging Materials)
(Glass)
inorganic substances
Silica (SiO2)
Lime (CaO) Calcium carbonate
Soda (Na2O3) Symthetic sodium carbonate
27
(sealing)
Ampoules
Semi-automatic
fully autonatic
(Types of Glass)
"Soda Glass" "White flint
glass" Silica 72% Lme 11% Soda 14%
Amber Glass USP
"Lght Transmission"
28
50 ml 50 ml
Light Transmission USP
Neutral Glass
Alkali
weathering Sodium carbonate
alkali carbon dioxide
(Spicules)
Sodium bicarbonate lotion Soda glass
29
alkali
alkali
alkali Pyrex Soda 3.5%
Silica 80% Boric acid 13%
Ampoules Vials 100 cc
Jena tubing Silica 66% Soda 8.5%
Alkalinity
Sulphated Glass Soda glass
Sulphating acidic fumes
5000 C alkali
(neutralised) Sulphated bottle autoclave
pH alkali sterile autoclave
Transmission fluids
Sulphated Glass USP NF Type II Treated
Soda-Lime Glass USP NF 4
Type I - Highly resistant, borosilicate glass
Type II - Treated Soda-lime glass
Type III - Soda-Lime glass
NP - General purpose soda-lime glass
2
Powdered Glass Type I, III, NP Water Attack
Type II USP
USP B.P. 3
Type I,II III Type III Non-aqueous
injections Powders
(Plastics)
30
Polymers
Polyethylene, Polypropylene, Polyvinyl chloride, Polystyrene
Polymethyl methacrylate, Polyethylene terephthalate, Polytrifluoroethylene Polyamides
2
1. Thermoplastics
2. Thermosets
Polyethylene Polythene Thermoplastics
Polymerisation Ethylene 2 Low density polyethylene High density
polyethylene 3
1. Extrusion
2. Injection moulding
3. Blow moulding
Polyethylene Low High density
High density
Polyehtylene Density 0.91-0.96
Density
Density
Gases Polyethylene
Oxidation Adrenalin solution
Odour Polyethylene
Methyl salicylate Polyethylene
Sorption Bactericides
Polyethylene Chlorhxidine acetate, Methylparaben, Phenyl
mercuric nitrate Benzalkonium chloride Benzyl
alcohol, Phenoxetol, Phenol Benzoic acid
Leaching Polypropylene Anti-
oxidants stabilisers Oxidation
Polyvinyl Chloride (P.V.C.) Polymerisation Vinyl chloride
CH2-CHCl
1. Unplasticised P.V.C. (U.P.V.C.) Extrusoin
Blow moulding
Thermoforming Blister packs
2. Plasticised P.V.C.
Liners
P.V.C.
Vegetative Oils,
Mineral Oils, Essential Oils Polyehylene
P.V.C. Ketone
Esters Low density
polyethylene
P.V.C.
Polyethylene U.P.V.C. 400 C
80-850 C Plasticised P.V.C. 500 C
750 C P.V.C. degrate sterile
degration sterile
autoclaving P.V.C. stabiliser Plasticiser
P.V.C. Additives
Stabilisera, Anti-oxidants, Lubricants, Fillers Pigments Flexible grades
Plasticisers P.V.C.
additives
Stabilisers degradation
unplasticised P.V.C. organic compounds Plasticised
grades barium cadmium flexible grades plasticisers
34
Polycarbonate
1600 C sterile
autoclave sterile 1350 C
Biological preparations
vials syringes
Polycarbonate oxidizing reducing
agents, alkalis, amines, ketones, esters, aromatic
hydrocarbons alcohols
NYLON (Polyamide) Synthetic polyamides dibasic
acids diamines dibasic acids diamines
Nylons autoclave
organic Inorganic chemicals
Nylon
Nylon Nylon
THERMOSETS
Urea formaldehyde (u.f. resin) Urea,NH2CONH2
Formaldehyde, HCHO alkaline catalyst monomers
acidic catalyst, lubricant, filler pigments
polymerisation cross
linkage
degradation
solvents decompose
sterile
dry heat
Phenol formaldehyde Thermosetting plastic
Bakelite Phenol, C6H5OH formaldehyde, HCHO alkaline
catalyst
36
resin
Phenol formaldehyde
Urea formaldehyde Phenolic
solvent strong oxidising acids
strong alkalis Urea formaldehyde
sterile autoclaving asbestos silica fillers sterile
dry heat 150C
5
Permeation, Leaching, Sorption, Chemical reaction
(Modification)
Permeation
Hydrolysis Oxidation
Nyoln hydrophillic
Polyethylene hydrophobic
density
high density polyethylene Low density
polyethylene additives plasticisers colorants
37
4.1
4.2 Oxygen
Blow moulding
Oxygen
Leaching Additives
Additives
stabiliser Additives
Sorption
Preservativces
38
4.2
Resistance to
Weight Acids
Clarity Alkalines
Toughness Oils
Water absorption Solvents
Water vapor permeation High humidity
CO2 permeability Sunlight
O2 permeability Heat
Effect on taste Cold
Effect on odor Stress cracing
Effect on color Product effect
Water Vapor Rate Oxygen Perm.
gm/100 Sq in/24 Cc/100 sq. in. @ Bottle Cost Relative FDA acceptability
Material (density) Inertness
hrs @ 1000 F 950 730F /mil to HDPE for Foods
R.H.
(1.35) formulations)
Polypropylene Good to Excellent 0.4 230 1.3 Yes
(0.90)
Nylon 6, 10 Good 2.9 3 3.0 Yes
(1.10)
Polycarbonate Poor 14.0 230 3.5 Yes
(1.20)
Acrylic Fair 11.5 30 2.1 Yes
Multipolymers
(1.10)
Polymonotrifuoroeth Outstanding 0.1 3 40 Yes
ylene (2.10)
Material Color Toughness/ Outstanding Outstanding
(density) Clarity Impact Adventages Disadvantages
High Density PE Colorless, Translucent Excellent Interness, low cost low Transfer of taste , high
(0.955) WVT, toughness dilute solution
absorption
Low Density PE Colorless, hazy Excellent Squeeze property, Flexibility, relatively
(0.920) inertness, low cost poor barrier to
nonpolars, high WVT
Polystyrene Colorless, clear Poor Clarity, stiffness, cost High WVT,
(1.05) susceptibility to
cracking poor impact
Rigid PVC Colorless, clear Fair Clarity, stiffness, 10-20 ingredients
(1.35) O2barrier, retention of maybe, difficult
nonpolar materials processability, solvent
susceptibility
40
Polypropylene Colorless, clear Good (Poor at 400 F Inertness, low cost, Low temperature
(0.90) and below) ESCR resistance brittleness, tendency to
unzip, high stabilized
content
Nylon 6, 10 Colorless, hazy Excellent Good barrier for Cost, water absorption,
(1.10) nonpolars, tough, good borderline for water-
o2 barrier based materials
Polycarbonate Colorless, clear Outstanding Very tough, clear, good Cost, susceptibility to
(1.20) oxygen barrier solvent cracking, poor
WVT, poor barrier
Acrylic Multipolymers Colorless, clear-hazy Good Clarity, fair oxygen Poor WVT, blusgers,
(1.10) barrier, good for oils poor barrier
Polymonotrifuoro Colorless, clear Excellent Outstanding barrier for Excessive cost, difficult
ethylene (2.10) polars and gases to fabricate
41
(Metals)
2
Aluminium Tin
Aluminium
sterile
(Rigid container)
Extrusion
aerosols
aerosols
Collapsible tube
99.70%
10 60 . 35-
260 . 1.6 . 558 . Nozzle
3.18 8.38 .
Foil
Aluminium foils
(Pinholes)
Foil polyethylene seal
foil
99.5% Iron 0.4% silicon 0.1% Iron
foil
Hydroxides Potassium, Sodium Magnesium
Calcium hydroxide
Halogens
Bromine, Chlorine, Fluorine Iodine Alcoholic
solutions Iodine (Tincture of Iodine)
chlorides 0.05%
pH 5.5-8.5 Chlorides
99.0-99.7% (99.99%)
Tinplate
15 um
Tinplate
Phenol Phenolic derivatives Salicylic acid Benzoic acid
Tinplate
Tinplate Lacquer
5
(Closures)
seal
Collapsible tubes
(Glass Bottles)
1. (Screw caps)
2. (Stoppers and Plugs)
3. (Snap-on closures)
(Screw caps) 2
(Metal) (Plastics)
Torque tester
44
Rolled-on
(Capping machine)
Rolled-on
Pilfer-proof (r.o.p.p.)
Thermosets Urea formaldehyde phenol formaldehyde
Phenol formaldehyde
Urea formaldehyde Phenol formaldehyde
Phenol
Thermoplastics
Polystyrene, Polyethylene Polypropylene Polystyrene
Polystyrene
Polypropylene
Polyethylene Polypropylene
Urea formaldehyde Phenol
formaldehyde Polyethylene Polypropylene
Urea formaldehyde Phenol formaldehyde
45
seal
Wad Wads
thermoplastics, pulpboard composition cork (Cork agglomerate) sterile
autoclave wad
Pulpboard
composition cork
28 . Composition cork 2 Gum-bonded
Resin bonded Resin bonded synthetic resin
Gem-bonded composition cork
Wax cap wads pulpboard
composition cork treat
wads
- Blackal oleo-resin
- Cerresin oleo-resin varnish
- Melinex polyethylene teraphthalate
- Polyethylene
- P.V.D.C.-Saran , Steran
- Aluminium foil
- Tinfoil
- Tinfoil-Mexlinex
- Alumimium foil / wax
Blackal Ceresine
P.V.D.C.
Melinex B.P.C. sterilizable facing rubber
wads benzalkonium chloride silicone
rubber
Aluminium foil Tinfoil alcohol volatile solvents
Aluminium foil Tinfoil
aluminium seal Tinfoil Aluminium foil
46
Tinfoil/Melinex
Tinfoil Melinex
Aluminium foil/wax
foil wax
Wads Urea formaldehyde formadehyde Wads
Polyethylene
rubber stoppers
Butyl rubber stopper Vials
(Snap-on closures) Polyethylene
Snap-on closure
Snap-on closures Volatile liquids alcohol rubber plugs
Polyethylene plugs
Snap-on closures Pilfer-proof seal
Pilfer-proof
(Plastics containers)
High density
47
polyethylene
seal
Polystyrene , Polypropylene Unplasticised
P.V.C. Polyethylene Wads
(Injection Closures)
Aqueous solution, Oily solutions, Freeze-dried solids
Powders
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6. sterile
7.
British Standard BS 3263
Penetrability
Fragmentation
Self-sealability
Water extractives
Acidity or Alkalinity
Product compatability
Water vapour permeability
2
48
Sorption
Leaching
Bacteriostatics benzyl alcohol, cresol chlorocresol, Chloroxylenol, Phenol, Phenol
mercuric nitrate thiomersal
Sorption Leaching
paraffin wax treat p.t.f.e. epoxy resins
Sorption Leaching
Particulate matter particles
Additives fillers
(Collapsible Tubes)
Urea formaldehyde Phenol
formaldehyde sterile Phenolic
Wad Cork facing foil
Wad Cork
Polyehtylene Wads sterile
British Standard
volatile ingredients seal seal
Menbrane nozzle
Lot No.
(Oily consistency)
sealing band
sealing material 6 .
seal
seal seal
Nozzle
50
stopper plug
1.
1.1
1.2
1.3
2.
2.1 (nominal size)
(fill point)
(Drawing)
3.
3.1 1 1
3.2 (finish)
3.2.1 2
H
(helix angle)
pitch
tan =
(Tav + E av )
2
51
1 ( 3.1)
52
1
ml
3
cm A C
15 21+1.0 30 55.0+0.8 30.0+0.8 28
20 26+1.0 35 57.0+0.8 33.0+0.8 28
30 38+1.5 53 65.0+0.8 38.0+0.8 31.5
60 69+2.0 70 79.4+0.8 44.4+0.8 31.5
100 123+3.0 99 84.0+1.0 52.0+1.0 46
120 143+3.0 121 90.0+0.9 57.0+1.0 46
150 173+3.5 142 100.0+1.0 59.0+1.0 46
200 223+4.0 170 115.0+1.0 62.0+1.2 46
300 332+5.0 255 134.0+1.0 70.0+1.5 53
500 530+6.0 340 149.0+1.1 83.0+1.4 53
750 782+7.5 454 90.0+1.5 90.0+1.5 53
1000 1032+8.4 567 95.3+1.6 95.3+1.6 53
53
54
3.2.2
0.10
0.2 20
3.2.3 1
3.2.4 T L
(go, no go gauges) 3
4.
4.1
4.2
(flint) (amber)
4.3
- .362
0.01
15
55
3 ( 3.2.4)
1. 1
T min 1
L min
20 20
2. ()
3. ()
H T F L
4. (under size)
1/12
5.
56
4.4
. 362
4.5 (light transmission)
10
290 450
.362
4.6
4.6.1 2 .
4.6.2 2 . 200
100
.362
5.
5.1
(1)
(2)
5.2
6.
6.1 .362
57
15 1000
1.
1.1
1.2 15
1000
1.3
2.
2.1 (nominal size)
3.
3.1 2
3.1.1 1 1
3.1.2 2 2
3.2 (finish) 2
3.2.1 3
H
(helix angle)
pitch
tan =
(Tav + E av )
2
3.2.2
0.10
0.2
20
3.2.3 1
58
3.2.4 T L
(go, no go guages) 4
1 ( 3.1.1)
1
( 3.1.1)
.. .
A B C
15 16.0+1.0 19.0+1.0 30 65.0+0.8 20.0 27.0+0.8 22
30 31.5+1.5 36.5+1.5 53 82.5+0.8 30.0 34.0+0.8 22
60 62.0+2.0 72.0+2.0 70 100.0+1.0 36.0 40.0+1.0 24
100 103.0+3.0 115.0+2.5 100 115.0+1.0 33.0 47.0+1.0 28
120 123.0+3.0 135.0+3.0 121 124.0+1.0 33.0 49.0+1.0 28
150 153.0+3.0 168.0+3.5 142 133.0+1.0 38.0 52.5+1.1 28
180 184.0+4.0 202.0+3.5 150 140.0+1.0 43.0 56.0+1.1 31.5
59
1.
2. B B
60
2 ( 3.2.1)
2
( 3.1.2)
..
B C D
A
15 18+1.5 30 73.5+0.8 23.0 31.1+0.8 19.8+0.8 18
30 35+1.5 50 92.2+0.8 30.0 37.7+0.8 22.2+0.8 18 5
60 70+3.0 80 114.9+0.9 30.0 48.0+1.0 27.3+1.0 22 ..
(1 )
120 132+3.0 140 134.8+1.0 35.0 58.0+1.0 33.0+1.0 22
150 165+3.0 160 146.0+1.0 35.0 60.0+1.1 36.0+1.1 22 15
180 198+5.0 180 157.0+1.0 41.0 61.5+1.1 37.0+1.1 28 ..
61
1.
2. B B
62
63
64
4.
4.1
4.2
65
(flint) (amber)
4.3
- .
0.01
15
4.4
7.2
4.5 (light transmission)
10
290 450 7.3
4.6
4.6.1 2
4.6.2 2 200
100
7.4
5.
5.1
(1)
(2)
( 2)
5.2
6.
6.1
66
6.1.1
6.1.2 (defect)
6.1.3 (defective)
6.2
3
6.3
4
6.4
3
4
3 ( 6.2)
280 32 3
281 500 50 5
501 1200 80 7
1201 3200 120 10
3201 10000 200 14
10001 315 21
4 ( 6.3)
1200 3 0
1201 13 1
7.
67
7.1
0.01
7.2
7.2.1
7.2.2
72+2
1 ( 27
() 5.6
(27 ) ()
0.5 )
15
7.3
7.3.1
7.3.2
(sample holder)
(slit)
(tacky wax)
7.3.3
68
290 450
(1)
(2) 20
7.4
7.4.1
(1)
100
(monochlorobenzene)
2.5
(2)
(3)
7.4.2
7.4.2.1
40
4
2
7.4.2.2
40 x 40
1
7.4.2.3
30 2
7.4.3
7.4.3.1 1
7.4.3.2 2
69
2
7.4.3.3 2
1
7.4.4
100
= x 100
.
( 4.3)
.1
(1) (autoclave) 170 *
.4
1210.5
250 .. 6
(vent cock)
* 1.7 (24
)
(2) 5
70
(3) 50 ..
121
30
(4) 1
(5) 150
(6) (conical flask) 250 ..
121 30
(7) 1
(8) .1
(9) 50 ..
(10) 200 .
(1) 1 . ( .)
(2) 420 ( )
(3) 300 ( )
(11)
(12) 0.5
(13)
1 .
(14) 20 ..
(15)
.2
(1)
(2) (beffer solution) - 5.2
0.1 92.8 .
. 0.2
107.2
(3) 0.1
71
(C6H8O7.H2O) 21.008
1
(4) 0.2
(Na2HPO4.2H2O) 35.60
1
(5) 0.01
(6)
25 100
(7) -
()
0.1 20
.3
.3.1 1.5 100
2 3
10 30
3 4
2
5
.3.2 35
.3.3
.4
.4.1 11 250
3 30
6
72
140 20
.4.2 10.00
250 50
50
.4.3 50
4 1 ..
10
1 121
1210.5 30
0.5 100
.4.4
5
0.01
(End point) 50
5
250
25
25
.5
.5
0.1
1.5
73
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2000 4000
1.
1.1
1.2 2000
4000
2.
2.1 (nomonal size)
3.
3.1 (stippling)
1
74
3.2 (finish)
3.2.1 2
(helix angle)
pitch
tan =
T + E av
( av )
2
3.2.2
0.10
0.2 20
3.2.3
3.2.4 T
3
4.
4.1
4.2
(flint) (amber)
4.3
- .362
. 0.1
15
4.4
. 362 7.2
4.5
10
290 450 .362
7.2
4.6
4.6.1 2
75
4.6.2 2 200
100
. 362 7.4
5.
5.1
(1)
(2)
5.2
6.
6.1 . 362
76
77
78
79