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Case Study 5 Sodlum Bicarbonate Ear Drops Next door to your pharmacy is an ENT clinic and the Doctors have a standing order for "NaHCO, ear drop" for clinic use. You harve a master formula and need to make one batch to replenish their inventory. You are going to make five 10 mL bottles. Formulation Sodium bicarbonate 5 Glycercol 30 Purified water to 100 Dissolve without the aid of heat: Questions

          Case Study 5
Sodlum Bicarbonate Ear Drops
Next door to your pharmacy is an ENT clinic and the Doctors have a standing order for "NaHCO, ear drop" for clinic use. You harve a master formula and need to make one batch to replenish their inventory. You are going to make five 10 mL bottles.

Formulation
Sodium bicarbonate 5
Glycercol 30
Purified water to 100
Dissolve without the aid of heat:
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Case Study 5
Sodlum Bicarbonate Ear Drops
Next door to your pharmacy is an ENT clinic and the Doctors have a standing order for "NaHCO, ear drop" for clinic use. You harve a master formula and need to make one batch to replenish their inventory. You are going to make five 10 mL bottles.

Formulation
Sodium bicarbonate 5
Glycercol 30
Purified water to 100
Dissolve without the aid of heat:
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Solved by Expert Felicia Rivera

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First, we need to calculate the total volume of the ear drops we need to make. Since we are making five 10 mL bottles, the total volume is 5 * 10 mL = 50 mL. Show more…

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