Practical Book of Physical Pharmaceutics – I & II
Keywords:
Physical Pharmaceutics, Solubility of Drug at Room Temperature, pKa Value by Half-Neutralization, Handerson-Hasselbalch Equation, Coefficient of Benzoic Acid, Benzene and Water, Coefficient of Iodine in CCl4 and water, Composition of NaCl in A Solution, Phenol-Water System, Surface Tension of Given Liquids, Drop Count and Drop Weight Method, HLB Number, Saponification Method, Freundlich and Langmuir Constants, Activated Charcoal, Critical Micelle Concentration (CMC), Stability Constant and Donor Acceptor Ratio, PABA-Caffeine Complex, Donor-Acceptor Ratio, Particle Size DistributionSynopsis
It is indeed a matter of great pride that, the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI), New Delhi has done a commendable job by bringing about a model syllabus for B-Pharm Course. We feel immense pleasure to introducing ‘Practical Book of Physical Pharmaceutics-I & II’ to the students of pharmaceutical sciences.
Physical Pharmacy is an area of pharmacy that deals with quantitative and theoretic principles of science as they apply to the practice of pharmacy. It is a great pleasure to present this book in hands of readers. Physical Pharmacy subject is included at third and fourth semesters to understand the principle and their applications in pharmacy.
It is hoped that the book will be received favourably as an effective practical book by both students and faculty of pharmacy. We have made an attempt to make this subject and concepts of experiment simpler and more understandable to the budding pharmacy student readers.
It gives immense pleasure to place before a large community of pharmacy students, my humble work on Physical Pharmaceutics, written in accordance with the recent syllabus prescribed for the B.Pharmacy students. My aim in writing this book is to present the fundamental principles of Physical Pharmaceutics for the pharmacy students on modern lines. Keeping in view the requirement of the students and the teachers, this book has been written to cover all the topics with the desired limits of the prescribed syllabus. I hope the book will be useful and meets the requirements of students and academicians.
We sincerely hope that the contents of this book will help the students of B-Pharm, M-Pharm and diploma and degree courses. We are grateful to our colleagues at Anurag University and CMR College of Pharmacy for their support and encouragement. We thank our parents from bottom of heart for their support and encouragement throughout the work.
