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Description:
Aim of the work: To determine the appropriate stabilizer for liquid sulphur suspension
and to simulate a high-quality stable sulphur suspension.
Object of the research: The influence of the stabilizer on the stability and quality of
sulphur suspension.
During the research, 8 experimental extemporaneous sulphur suspensions were prepared
using different stabilizers and their concentrations: methylcellulose of 0.5, 1.0, 1.5 and 2.0 %
concentration, tveen 80, aerosil, glycerol and medical soap. The suspensions were kept in two
different conditions: in temperatures of 4oC and 15oC - 20oC. Their organoleptic qualities
(colour, odour, turbidity/transparency) were assessed at the start of the study, when the
suspensions have just been made, and 28 days later. Sedimentation: estimating the precipitated
particles in volume units (ml) and calculating the sediment volume F according to the formula,
expressed as a percentage and evaluated every 12 hours, every day at the same time for 6 days
and weekly for 6 consecutive weeks. Resuspending: evaluating the time spent resuspending of
flocculated extemporaneous sulphur suspensions in seconds, evaluating the resuspending of
deflocculated suspension as resuspending, resuspending with difficulty, non-resuspending, tested
after 1 - 6 days and after 1 - 6 weeks while standing without moving them.
The studies showed that all suspensions were turbid both at the beginning and at the end
of the study, the colour and odour remained unchanged, except for suspension S-5, which failed
to resuspend. When evaluating sedimentation under different storage conditions, 4°C is a more
suitable storage condition for methylcellulose suspensions. After evaluation of sedimentation
results, it has been determined that methylcellulose of 1.5% concentration is the most suitable
stabilizing agent for stabilizing the extemporaneous sulphur suspension. Its sedimentation began
only after two weeks of study and after 6 weeks of evaluation, its results ranged between 94%
and 98%. Suspension S-8, where medical soap has been chosen for stabilization, was assessed as
the most unstable dispersion system, although under natural conditions during the first
observation hours it was slower than 4°C but at the end of the study there was no significant
difference, F = 20% and 22%. Flocculated suspension resuspended quickly and easily.
The research showed fairly good results when methylcellulose was used as the
stabilizer. For manufacturing pharmacies, it is recommended to use methylcellulose at a
concentration of 1.5% for stabilization of the extemporaneous sulphur suspension while
producing the product.