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Bambang H Nugroho, M.Sc.,Apt
Bambang H Nugroho, M.Sc.,Apt
,Apt
Learning Outcome
Sistem Dispersi
Settles on No No Yes
Standing?
Filter with No No Yes
Paper?
Separate by No Yes Yes
Dialysis?
Homogeneous? Yes Borderline No
CHEM1405 19
Characterize
A Solution Colloidal
Does not Iron(III) Oxide
Scatter light CHEM1405 Scatters light 23
Colloids
Optical Properties
The Faraday-Tyndall Effect
Electron Microscope
Light Scattering
Kinetic Properties
Brownian Motion
Diffusion
Sedimentation
Electrical Properties
Electrokinetic Phenomena
Light Scattering
Blood cells & plasma proteins fall in the
colloidal size range and will be retained,
while impurities pass through the dialysis
membrane
Artificial Kidney
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Adopted from: CHEM1405 presentation
Membran Donane Eq.
Pada membran semipermeabel ion-ion kecil (seperti
Na+ Cl-) dapat berpindah (diffusible ion) sedang ion-
ion koloid tidak dapat melewati membran (non-
diffusible ion).
√
[Cl-]o [R-]i
= 1 + (4)
[Cl-]I [Cl-]I
Dispersie medium
(continuous phase)
caking
Dispersion
THERMODINAMICALY
UNSTABLE
SIFAT ANTAR MUKA
flocculation or caking
– determined by forces of attraction (van der Waals) versus
forces of repulsion (electrostatic)
deflocculated
– repulsion> attraction
– affected by [electrolytes]
flocculated
– attraction > repulsion
Zeta Potensial
The DLVO theory is named
after Derjaguin, Landau,
Verwey, and Overbeek. It is
the explanation of the
stability of colloidal
suspension.
Describes the balance between
two forces, electrostatic
repulsion and van der
Waals attraction.
Electrostatic repulsion
becomes significant when
two colloids approach each
other and their electrical
double layers begin to
interfere.
12/27/2018 Farmasi Fisik 2013-Bambang HN 55
STABILITAS FISIK SUSPENSI
• The suspension shall form flock
loose networks of flocks
that settle rapidly, do not
form cakes and are easy to
resuspend.
• Settling and aggregation
may result in formation of
cakes (suspension) that is
difficult to resuspend or cake
phase separation (emulsion)
Cake & Flock must be Controlled
by Zeta Potensial, Viscosity and Particle Size
Sedimentasi
d2(rs - rf)g
Stokes’ law: v= 18h
Sedimentation is one of the most critical properties
of colloids that significantly influences the
processing, manufacturing, and market launching
of a drug delivery system. Sedimentation is mainly
influenced by gravitational force.
The velocity (V) of sedimentation of spherical
particles with a density ρ in a medium of density
ρ and a viscosity η is given by Stokes law
Sedimentation Volume
F = Vu /V0 ; ideally, F should be equal to 1.0
F = Vu /V0
Vu /V0= 6/100
Vu /V0= 3/100
Pharmaceutical Formulation
Sedimentasi
d2(r - r )g
s f
Stokes’ law: v= 18h
Take care:
- Wetting particles (contact angle)
- Shape of the particles (compare: parachute)
- High particle concentration
- Non-Newtonian liquids (yield stress)
- Convection by differences in temperature
Sedimentation Volume
F = Vu /V0 ; ideally, F should be equal to 1.0
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Peningkatan Stabilitas
d2(r - r )g
s f
Stokes’ law: v=
18h