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Solubility Concepts

Solubility Concepts

  • saturated solution

    one in which solute is in equilibrium with the solid phase

  • solubility

    concentration of solute in a saturated solution.

  • unsaturated solution

    a solution in which drug is present below its solubility.

  • supersaturated solution

    contains more solute than a saturated solution.  It is very UNSTABLE and generally precipitation occurs with agitation, seed crystals, or scratching the container side.

  • ionization

    Solubility of weak electrolytes is affected by ____

  • absorption, distribution, elimination

    Which aspects of ADME does ionization affect in regards to solubility?

  • adjust pH so that drug is ionized

    How do you increase the solubility of weak electrolytes?

  • increase

    In regards to a weak acid, raising the pH will have what effect on its solubility?

  • decrease

    In regards to a weak acid, lowering the pH will have what kind of effect on its solubility?

  • So

    intrinsic solubility

  • S

    apparent solubility

  • Intrinsic solubility

    the solubility of the compound in its free acid or free base form.

  • Apparent solubility

    is the experimentally determined solubility of a solute in a solvent system and may be higher or lower than the equilibrium

  • diminishes solubility

    What is the common ion effect on solubility ?

  • slightly increases solubility

    What is the effect of not in common ions on solubility?

  • decreases; decreases dissociation of weak electrolyte by increasing pKa

    How does the addition of a co-solvent to water affect solubility & why?

  • Solubility Product (Ksp)

    is the product of the concentrations of each ion raised to a power equal to the stoichiometriccoefficient (number of ions appearing in the formula).

  • add citrate

    How do you increase solubility of iron?

  • add something that will remove another ion

    How do you increase solubility of slightly soluble salt?

  • Exothermic

    this reaction causes an increase in temperature and the heat released from this reaction causes a decrease in solubility.

  • Endothermic

    this reaction causes an increase in temperature, and more heat is absorbed; causing solubility to increase.

  • True

    Increasing unsaturation causes an increase in solubility in polar solvents. T/F?