Tag: Poiseuille’s equation

Micromeretics and powder rheology: Determining surface areas – Permeability method and Adsorption method and MCQs for GPAT, NIPER, Pharmacist and Drug Inspector exam

July 10, 2021July 23, 2021 GPAT Preparation, How to prepare for gpat, MCQ, Pharmaceutics, Pharmacy Exam Questions, Study Material adsorption method, Air Permeability Method, BET equation, determining surface area, Fisher subsieve sizer apparatus, Gas adsorption method, micromeretics, micromeretics chapter notes, micromeretics mcq, micromeretics mcq for drug inspector exam, micromeretics mcq for GPAT, micromeretics mcq for NIPER exam, permeability method, pharmaceutics micromeretics multiple choice questions, physical pharmacy notes for pharmacist exam, physical pharmacy study material, Poiseuille’s equation, quantasorb, quantasorb instrument, question answers on micromeretics, Representation of Fisher subsieve sizer apparatus, Solute adsorption method and its Principle, Specific surface

Specific surface: The specific surface of a powder is defined as the surface area per unit volume (Sv) or per unit weight (Sw). SURFACE AREA DETERMINATION METHODS: The surface area can be determined directly by one of the following two […]

Continue Reading