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STUDY ON DISINTEGRATION TIME OF DIFFERENT BRANDS OF PARACETAMOL TABLETS
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Updated Feb 28, 2022
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
01:57
Chapter 5
02:16
Chapter 6
02:17
Chapter 7
02:30
Chapter 8
02:32
Chapter 9
02:33
Chapter 10
02:36
Chapter 11
02:38
Chapter 12
02:39
Chapter 13
02:45
Chapter 14
02:51
Chapter 15
03:07
Chapter 16
03:16
Chapter 17
03:23
Chapter 18
03:25
Chapter 19
03:27
Chapter 20
03:58
Chapter 21
03:59
Chapter 22
05:33
Chapter 23
05:34
Chapter 24
05:36
Chapter 25
05:44
Chapter 26
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Chapter 27
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Chapter 28
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Chapter 29
Audio Transcript
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Salaam Alaikum and Good morning. My name is senora.
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So Sevilla's Aravinda Mama society
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from pharmacy technician in six year seven.
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Today I would like to present my project work on
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the study of disintegration time of different brands of personable tablets
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with so many brands coming up with different formulations of paracetamol.
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It is doubted by public on which one is the best. Are all of them the same.
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What is the difference between brands and generic person metropolis.
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In this project,
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my team and I tested 10 different personal mobiles to
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determine the time it took for each tablet to disintegrate.
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Disintegration is defined as the mechanical breaking up of
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a compacted tablet into minute Granules after swallowing.
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The major goal of this research is to determine which tablet is useful
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for a particular condition and to compare
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the advertising claims of various percival brands
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so little background history.
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Paracetamol is the most commonly prescribed analgesics and antibiotics
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for both adults and Children on the market.
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Today
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it has a great safety profile when you use
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at the perfect dose is
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lacking the gastrointestinal adverse effect by aspirin and ibuprofen have.
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So the difference between brand name drugs, engineering drugs is that
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brand name drugs are medications that are patented,
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manufactured and licensed for the first time.
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General drug on the other hand are medications that are baiocchi,
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Bulent to brand name drugs and contain the same
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active components but are made by different manufacturers.
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When the patent expires in the study, the active ingredient is personable
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in terms of identification,
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strength quality purity, safety, potency usage and treatment,
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generic medications are identical to branding drugs.
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So my aim and objective miss parlor is to
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investigate the time taken for each tablet to disintegrate
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to determine which tablet is appropriate for specific conditions.
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To compare advertising claims of various personal brands and to distinguish
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between brand and generic person fall in terms of disintegration time.
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So my hypothesis for this study is that if we
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follow our plan and completely stages in the correct order,
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our results will be satisfactory and within the range of
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predictions suggesting that the tablet coating affects the disintegration time.
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So here's our methodology
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to first we search for various personal
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metabolism or commercially accessible or available overnight
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and then we plan and discuss on how to get out to disintegration experiment
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We conclude to simulate the stomach condition.
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We set the hydrochloric solution to be in a range of 1-9-2.2
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and the temperature to be between 34-37°C.
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Then we established the lab experiment and conduct the experiment in groups.
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We did it in paris
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We took account of the quantitative data from the experiment
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and repeat at least three times to achieve the average.
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So here are all the personable tablets that we investigated.
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We do
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10 different pills, five generic tablets and four branded.
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So the five generic tablets are the formal temple puro, paracel and actor max.
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The branded ones are Panadol, active fast
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of these orb
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little plane and Penneteau extent.
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So here are our, our methods to do the study first.
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We wear safety goggles, lab coat gloves and masks.
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And then we disinfect everything the the bench, the beach meted,
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bickered magnetic spirit, everything.
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And then
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we fill
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Hydrochloric solution up to
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300 mil
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and then check using the ph meter, making sure the solution has a ph level.
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That that's the
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way it's supposed to be between
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1 - 9 - 2.2.
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And then we switched on the hot plate to speak rate
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of one and we hit the solution to a temperature between 34-37°C.
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We use a thermometer to check the temperature to make sure it's within the range.
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And then once the
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And then once the solution reaches 34-37°C. We put in
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the personal tablets and at the same time we checked
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the
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time
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and then we stopped the stopwatch
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and then the tablets integrates into
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half
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of the tablet or two tiny grains.
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And then after that we record ph solution
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and then we repeat the process up to
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three times to achieve
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average.
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Okay,
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so
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our results
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shows that
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Panadol of dessert is the fastest disintegrating
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uh tablet.
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403.16 seconds. Second one is active. Panadol activa has which is 111.5 seconds.
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The second one is Panadol plane which is 270 parks second and the last one,
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The slowest one to disintegrate
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is Panadol extent. It's 4007 seconds.
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For
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mm hmm.
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For the average disintegration time for generic personal tablets.
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The slowest one is Ufo Mall, which is 256.5 seconds. Second one is back to max.
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Um,
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It disintegrates 205 seconds.
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And then it's temple with 154.3 seconds,
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Poirot
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89.89.0 seconds.
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And then Panama 2nd last is 38.8 and the fastest one to disintegrate is paracel
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with 34.5 seconds.
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Okay,
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so according to the findings,
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the slowest tablet to disintegrate in a hydrochloric solution
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in the range
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of
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ph 1.9 to 2.2 1st, Direct personal It's Eva Mall
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and then
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Actor Max Temple and Quarrel though there is a slight
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difference in the disintegration time between personal and from all,
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the fastest one is personal.
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