A HAND BOOK OF PRACTICAL PHYSICAL PHARMACY AND PRACTICAL PHYSICAL PHARMACEUTICS

About the Book :

1. The Book is divided into two parts : Part 1 covers “Laboratory Experiments” in Physical Pharmacy and Part 2 covers “Physical Pharmaceutics.” ,
2. Theoretical Aspects in the subject of pharmaceutics would be more clear to the students after performing the experiments in the book. ,
3. In this edition, a new experiment is added on interfacial tension between water and organic liquid using HADKAR FACTOR, it is the author’s personal contribution to the field of science.

Table of Contents :

PART-I (PHYSICAL PHARMACUTICS) :
1 Phase rule
2 Standard deviation
3 Mole concept
4 Chemical kinetics
5 Conductivity of solutions
6 Ebullioscopic method (M-Wt.)
7 Cryoscopic method (M-Wt.)
8 Refractometry
9 Surface tension
10 Potentiometry and pH-metry
11 Lovibond method
12 Standard buffers solutions
13 Polarimeter
14 Thermochemistry
15 Adsorption
16 HLB
17 Viscosity
18 Solubility
19 Partition coefficient ,
PART-II (PHYSICAL PHARMACUTICS) :
1 Phase rule
2 Andreason pipette
3 Sieve method
4 Microscopy
5 Angle of repose
6 Victor Meyer (M .Wt.)

7 Ion-exchange resin
8 Bulk density
9 True density.