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Emulsion preparation
Dry method (continental)
-A primary emulsion is first prepared then diluted to the final emulsion
Primary emulsion
-oil:water:gum) 4:2:1
Gum mixed with oil then water is added at once and mixed
-hen dilute with water ( + water soluble additives)
-il soluble additives dissolve in oil
-lcohol should be diluted.
Volatile oil ( 3:2:1 or 2:2:1).
Emulsion preparation
Wet method ( English)
-imilar to the dry method but during primary emulsion preparation the water is mixed first with gum then oil is added portion wise.
Emulsion preparation
Forbes Bottle
-ethod for volatile oil or low viscosity oil.
- part of acacia and 2 parts of oil shaken in bottle
-hen equal volume of water is added and shaken in portions.
Then qs with water
Emulsion preparation
Insitu soap( Ca soap)
-ix equal volumes of lime water with oil (olive oil + lime = Ca oleate)
-Ca salts forms w/o emulsion
-More oil or oleic acid is added to prevent lime water droplet from collecting on the surface.
Microemulsions
-Thermodynamically stable emulsions
-Transparent
-10-100 nm
-Prepared by agitating oil, water and surfactant (HLB 15-18) Tween 60, 80
-Advantages: Rapid oral absorption, enhanced transdermal absorption
Creaming of emulsion
-Aggregates of the internal phase globules rise to the top or fall to the bottom of the emulsion
-Reversible, but not acceptable
Follow stokes’ law
V = (2/9)r2(d1-d2)g/µ
Ideal emulsion would have 1:1 oil: water
Emulsion Breaking
-Coalescence of the globules of the internal phase, and separation of a layer.
-Irreversible
Emulsion type determination
w/o
-Addition of water soluble dye (methylene blue): Float on the surface
-Electric currency: Fails to carry current
-Dilution with water: Will float
Emulsion type determination
o/w
-Addition of water soluble dye (methylene blue): Disperse uniformly
-Electric currency: A current will pass though
-Dilution with water: Will mix easily
Span
(Sorbitan Esters)
-Span 80 or = Sorbitan monooleate
-Span 20:
-Span 60: Sorbitan monostearate
Tween
Polysorbates
-Tween 80 = polyoxyethylene sorbitan monooleate
-Tween 20 = polyoxyethylene sorbitan monolaurate
-Tween 60: