KVV E-Modules - Powder Flow Dynamics in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing: Assessment Tools and dosage form manufacturing implications

Quadrant -I (Video)

Powder flow dynamics Video

Quadrant - II (Study Material)

1. Powder flow dynamics Study material

2. Powder flow dynamics Study material

Quadrant - III (Assignments)

1. Powder flow dynamics Assignment

Assignment Type: Written (Handwritten → Scanned PDF Upload) Total Marks: 10 Submission Format: Handwritten answers only Scan and upload as single PDF file

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Quadrant - IV (MCQs)

Powder flow dynamics refers to:

A: Chemical reaction of powders B: Movement and behavior of powder particles during processing C: Dissolution of powders in solvents D: Heating of powders during drying

Which dosage form is most sensitive to poor powder flow?

A: Tablets B: Capsules C: Dry powder inhalers D: Syrups

The formula used to calculate Angle of Repose is:

A: tan θ = r/h B: tan θ = h/r C: θ = h × r D: θ = r − h

Carr’s Index is used to measure:

A: Powder density B: Powder particle size C: Compressibility of powder D: Moisture content

Which of the following excipients is commonly used as a glidant to improve powder flow?

A: Sodium chloride B: Colloidal silicon dioxide C: Sodium carbonate D: Sodium bicarbonate

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