10. A drug requires freezing storage conditions (-20 °C). Based on the following data, indicate the shelf life (years) of the drug under these conditions. Temperature (K) Rate Constant (h°¹) 323 298 0.5 0.1 Dosage Form Design 1 Workshop/Tutorial 1 (cont.) 11. Cytosar (Upjohn) is most stable near neutral pH (6.9). Using the following data predict the number of hours which this solution would maintain 80% potency at 30 °C. Temperature °C 10 70 60 60 55 47 47 K k (h) 0.872 x 103 0.390 x 103 0.273 x 10-3 0.153 x 103

10. A drug requires freezing storage conditions (-20 °C). Based on the following data, indicate the shelf life (years) of the drug under these conditions. Temperature (K) Rate Constant (h°¹) 323 298 0.5 0.1 Dosage Form Design 1 Workshop/Tutorial 1 (cont.) 11. Cytosar (Upjohn) is most stable near neutral pH (6.9). Using the following data predict the number of hours which this solution would maintain 80% potency at 30 °C. Temperature °C 10 70 60 60 55 47 47 K k (h) 0.872 x 103 0.390 x 103 0.273 x 10-3 0.153 x 103

Curren'S Math For Meds: Dosages & Sol

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Chapter13: Dimensional Analysis/units Conversion

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