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Unit 5:
-Example 2, 3, 4, 7 & 8 (formula are given)
-Tutorials

Unit 6:
-Molar ratio (both examples). Do not forget to state the final answer in ratio form.
-Calculate pH (remember if given pa or pb, need to change into pKa or pKb). Formula are given, however familiarize yourself with the formula and take note that formula to calculate pH for base consist of pKw which is 14.
-pH changes (remember the formula, please refer the latest slide uploaded in padlet for the correct formula)
-tutorials

UNITS (mL, M, units,mEq, mg, g) ON EACH ANSWER ARE CRITICAL. FAIL TO DO SO WILL RESULT IN NO MARK WILL BE GIVEN TO THE FINAL ANSWER.

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#28. STEP BY STEP OF MAKING CALIBRATION CURVE USING EXCEL

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#28. STEP BY STEP OF MAKING CALIBRATION CURVE USING EXCEL

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Please revise the tutorial.

Calculation on:
- graph
- Activation energy, Ea
- Arhenius factor, A
- Density and specific gravity
- Molar volume

Quiz 5 on Friday (12/5/2017) at Computer Lab, Library. 10.00 am.

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#26 UNIT 6: Milimole, acid base calculation (update note) on 21 April 2017

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#26 UNIT 6: Milimole, acid base calculation (update note) on 21 April 2017

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#23 Unit 4: Calculation of Isotonic Solution (UPDATED SLIDE)

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#23 Unit 4: Calculation of Isotonic Solution (UPDATED SLIDE)

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To complete this unit, students should divide themselves into 5 groups.
Each group are required to present 3 methods for isotonic calculation.

Two methods which are Sodium chloride equivalent method and White Vincent method are compulsory for each group.

Choose any ONE from the other three methods left.

Each group is allocated 15-20 minutes for the presentation.

The best group presenting will received a token of appreciation.

- Please be creative and be understandable during the presentation.
- You are allowed to use any items for the presentation.
- Questions could be asked by other members of the class and from the lecturer.
-Lecturer will choose the method you are going to present. Please prepare for all three methods

Group Discussion time (Self-time): Monday 12-1pm
Presentation: Wednesday/Thursday

Kindly use the example given in the notes for explanation later. More reference are from Pharmaceutical Calculation Textbook.

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a) Tonicity in living systems      3 marks
b) Freezing Point Depression Method (Example 1 & 2)     7 marks
c) White-Vincent Method (Example 1 &2)    3 marks
d) Sprowl's Method (example 1)     5 marks

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Class: Thursday (9-11am)
LCD 3

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UNIT 3: Calculation of doses and dose adjustment

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UNIT 3: Calculation of doses and dose adjustment

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Class on 8 March 2017

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UNIT 3 CALCULATION OF DOSES AND DOSE ADJUSTMENT

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http://wps.prenhall.com/wps/media/objects/4468/4576050/Pharmacy_Calc/ch06.pdf

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#21 Unit 2.1 & 2.2: Alligation and Application

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#21 Unit 2.1 & 2.2: Alligation and Application

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#17 Topic 1.2: Application in the Working Environment

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#17 Topic 1.2: Application in the Working Environment

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1.2 APPLICATION IN THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT

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FINAL MARK 40%

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_w07A7chnk

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I will print a hard copy and you can make copies from that later.

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#13 Topic 8.2.2 Log Function (Final Subunit)

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#13 Topic 8.2.2 Log Function (Final Subunit)

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Preparation for Topic 8.2.2 on Monday, 23 Jan 2017.

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Date: 29 March 2016 (Wednesday)
Venue: Theathrette Hall 2
Time: 2.30-3.30pm

UNIT 1 (20 marks)
a. Calculate amount of drugs based on the given concentration (percentage strength/ratio strength)
b. Calculate based on formula Q1C1=Q2C2.. Students should state the formula for mark.
c. Powder calculation
d. Mole fraction

UNIT 2 (20 marks)
a.Allegation medial
b. Allegation alternate
c. Aliquot preparation

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5c8BTMMfoTk

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Updated as on 15 Jan 7pm. Additional slide no 5 only.
Please print and bring hard copy to class.

**Kindly remind other class members.

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Please do this exercise on a sheet of paper and submit this in the pigeon hole not later than 2pm Monday (16/1/2017).

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#20 Unit 2.1: Ex of calculation and its applications. Principle of weighing and measurement.

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#20 Unit 2.1: Ex of calculation and its applications. Principle of weighing and measurement.

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Please print and bring the hard copy to class. Thanks

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Please print and use it wisely

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Exercise 2 (Derivatives: Part 1)

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exercise 5

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exercise 4

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exercise 2

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exercise 1

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ex 5

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ex 4

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ex 3

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ex 1 and 2

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I will give a hard copy for you to photostat later.

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exercises

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UNIT 8
DUE DATE: WEEK 5 (30 Jan - 3 Feb 2017)

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#23 Unit 4: Calculation of Isotonic Solution

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#23 Unit 4: Calculation of Isotonic Solution

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To complete this unit, students should divide themselves into 5 groups.
Each group are required to present 3 methods for isotonic calculation.

Two methods which are Sodium chloride equivalent method and White Vincent method are compulsory for each group.

Choose any ONE from the other three methods left.

Each group is allocated 15-20 minutes for the presentation.

The best group presenting will received a token of appreciation.

- Please be creative and be understandable during the presentation.
- You are allowed to use any items for the presentation.
- Questions could be asked by other members of the class and from the lecturer.
-Lecturer will choose the method you are going to present. Please prepare for all three methods

Group Discussion time (Self-time): Monday 12-1pm
Presentation: Wednesday/Thursday

Kindly use the example given in the notes for explanation later. More reference are from Pharmaceutical Calculation Textbook.