You are presented with the following prescription: Rx Drug Y 175 mg Witepsol H15 q.s. Supply 6 suppositories (using 3 g nominal moulds) When using Witepsol H15, moulds will hold 1.06 times their nominal weight. The displacement value of Drug Y in Witepsol H15 is 1.1. Calculate the mass of Witepsol H15 required to prepare this product. Give your answer to two decimal places

You are presented with the following prescription: Rx Drug Y 175 mg Witepsol H15 q.s. Supply 6 suppositories (using 3 g nominal moulds) When using Witepsol H15, moulds will hold 1.06 times their nominal weight. The displacement value of Drug Y in Witepsol H15 is 1.1. Calculate the mass of Witepsol H15 required to prepare this product. Give your answer to two decimal places

Introductory Chemistry For Today

8th Edition

ISBN:9781285644561

Author:Seager

Publisher:Seager

Chapter7: Solutions And Colloids

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 7.86E

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