PHYSICAL PHARMACEUTICS-I

ISBN-978-93-6175-935-2

One of the main areas of study in pharmaceutical science is physical pharmaceutics, which connects
the discovery and formulation of drugs with the theoretical underpinnings of chemistry and physics.
One cannot emphasize the significance of this field of study enough, as it offers the fundamental
knowledge needed to create and produce pharmaceuticals that are both safe and effective for human
consumption.
The purpose of this book, Physical Pharmaceutics-I, is to provide a thorough overview of the ideas
behind physical pharmaceutics. It attempts to give practitioners, researchers, and students a firm
foundation in the physical and chemical processes that underlie the actions and functions of
pharmaceuticals.
This volume covers the fundamental ideas of physical pharmaceutics, such as the dynamics of drug
delivery systems, the stability, solubility, and dissolution of drugs, and the characteristics of active
ingredients. The organization of each chapter has been carefully considered in order to integrate
theoretical knowledge with real-world applications and convey complicated ideas in an
understandable way.
Both inexperienced students and seasoned experts will find this book’s information to be beneficial.
In addition to offering education, our goal is to provide a resource that stimulates more investigation
and study in the subject by fusing basic ideas with real-world examples and case studies.
To the many people and organizations whose contributions have shaped our effort, we sincerely thank
you. The book would not have been the same without their advice and encouragement.
With physical pharmaceutics being more widely understood and used, we expect Physical
Pharmaceutics-I will help advance the field of pharmaceutical sciences and spur innovation in the
field.