Pharmacy Practice MCQ- Non-Newtonian Systems

Pharmacy Practice MCQ, in this article we will solve, Practice MCQ under subject physical pharmaceutics II. Read following article for your reference.

 

Non-Newtonian Systems, Pseudoplastic, Dilatant, Plastic, Thixotropy, Thixotropy In Formulation

  • What is a non-Newtonian fluid?
    • a) A fluid that follows Newton’s law of viscosity
    • b) A fluid whose viscosity is independent of shear rate
    • c) A fluid whose viscosity changes with applied shear stress
    • d) A fluid that does not exhibit any viscosity
  • Which type of non-Newtonian fluid exhibits a decrease in viscosity with increasing shear rate?
    • a) Dilatant
    • b) Plastic
    • c) Pseudoplastic
    • d) Thixotropic
  • What is the primary characteristic of a pseudoplastic fluid?
    • a) It exhibits shear thickening
    • b) It exhibits shear thinning
    • c) It has a constant viscosity
    • d) It has a yield stress
  • Which type of non-Newtonian fluid exhibits an increase in viscosity with increasing shear rate?
    • a) Dilatant
    • b) Plastic
    • c) Pseudoplastic
    • d) Thixotropic
  • What is the main feature of a plastic fluid?
    • a) It flows without any resistance
    • b) It exhibits shear thinning
    • c) It has a yield stress
    • d) It exhibits shear thickening
  • Which type of non-Newtonian fluid returns to its original viscosity after the shear stress is removed?
    • a) Dilatant
    • b) Plastic
    • c) Pseudoplastic
    • d) Thixotropic
  • What is thixotropy?
    • a) The increase in viscosity over time under constant shear stress
    • b) The decrease in viscosity over time under constant shear stress
    • c) The constant viscosity regardless of shear stress
    • d) The increase in viscosity with increasing temperature
  • Which type of non-Newtonian fluid is commonly found in toothpaste?
    • a) Dilatant
    • b) Plastic
    • c) Pseudoplastic
    • d) Thixotropic
  • What is the primary application of thixotropic materials in pharmaceutical formulations?
    • a) To increase the solubility of active ingredients
    • b) To enhance the stability of emulsions
    • c) To improve the ease of application and spreadability
    • d) To reduce the viscosity of suspensions
  • Which type of non-Newtonian fluid is often used as a thickening agent in food products?
    • a) Dilatant
    • b) Plastic
    • c) Pseudoplastic
    • d) Thixotropic
  • What is the main advantage of using pseudoplastic fluids in pharmaceutical formulations?
    • a) They are easier to mix
    • b) They exhibit shear thickening
    • c) They have a constant viscosity
    • d) They exhibit shear thinning
  • Which type of non-Newtonian fluid is used in formulations that require a high degree of stability under stress?
    • a) Dilatant
    • b) Plastic
    • c) Pseudoplastic
    • d) Thixotropic
  • What is the primary characteristic of a dilatant fluid?
    • a) It exhibits shear thinning
    • b) It has a constant viscosity
    • c) It exhibits shear thickening
    • d) It has a yield stress
  • Which type of non-Newtonian fluid is commonly used in paints and coatings?
    • a) Dilatant
    • b) Plastic
    • c) Pseudoplastic
    • d) Thixotropic
  • What is the main advantage of using plastic fluids in pharmaceutical formulations?
    • a) They are easier to mix
    • b) They exhibit shear thickening
    • c) They have a constant viscosity
    • d) They exhibit shear thinning
  • Which type of non-Newtonian fluid is used in formulations that require a high degree of stability under stress?
    • a) Dilatant
    • b) Plastic
    • c) Pseudoplastic
    • d) Thixotropic
  • What is the primary application of thixotropic materials in pharmaceutical formulations?
    • a) To increase the solubility of active ingredients
    • b) To enhance the stability of emulsions
    • c) To improve the ease of application and spreadability
    • d) To reduce the viscosity of suspensions
  • Which type of non-Newtonian fluid is often used as a thickening agent in food products?
    • a) Dilatant
    • b) Plastic
    • c) Pseudoplastic
    • d) Thixotropic
  • What is the main advantage of using pseudoplastic fluids in pharmaceutical formulations?
    • a) They are easier to mix
    • b) They exhibit shear thickening
    • c) They have a constant viscosity
    • d) They exhibit shear thinning
  • Which type of non-Newtonian fluid is commonly found in toothpaste?
    • a) Dilatant
    • b) Plastic
    • c) Pseudoplastic
    • d) Thixotropic
  • What is the primary characteristic of a pseudoplastic fluid?
    • a) It exhibits shear thickening
    • b) It exhibits shear thinning
    • c) It has a constant viscosity
    • d) It has a yield stress
  • Which type of non-Newtonian fluid exhibits an increase in viscosity with increasing shear rate?
    • a) Dilatant
    • b) Plastic
    • c) Pseudoplastic
    • d) Thixotropic
  • What is the main feature of a plastic fluid?
    • a) It flows without any resistance
    • b) It exhibits shear thinning
    • c) It has a yield stress
    • d) It exhibits shear thickening
  • Which type of non-Newtonian fluid returns to its original viscosity after the shear stress is removed?
    • a) Dilatant
    • b) Plastic
    • c) Pseudoplastic
    • d) Thixotropic

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