PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY

ISBN:-978-93-6175-046-5

To find, make, and study drugs for medical use, pharmaceutical chemistry is a mixed science
that brings together parts of chemistry, biology, and pharmacology. Pharmaceutical chemistry
is important to understand if you want to make medicines that work and are safe, make sure
they are of good quality, and study how they work.
This book is a complete guide to pharmaceutical chemistry. It covers a lot of important topics
that pharmacy students and workers need to know about. The information is arranged in a way
that makes it easy for readers to understand basic ideas and get into the details of different
medicine systems.
The book starts with an overview of pharmaceutical chemistry, talking about what it is, what
it aims to do, and how important accuracy, precision, and significant figures are in
pharmaceutical numbers. Then, it talks about where impurities in pharmacopoeial chemicals
come from and what they do, stressing how important it is to do limit tests for different
impurities.
The next chapters go into more detail about volumetric and gravimetric analysis methods,
which are very important in quality control and pharmaceutical analysis. The book then talks
about inorganic drugs, including how they are made, how they are sold, how they should be
stored, and what they are used for. It focuses on hematinics, gastric agents, cosmetic agents,
oral goods, and medical gases.
The book also talks about how to name organic chemistry systems, focusing on molecules that
are heterocyclic and have up to three rings. Then, it talks about different types of medical
substances, such as those that work on the cardiovascular system, the autonomic nervous
system, the central nervous system, and painkillers, anti-infectives, hypoglycemics, and
diuretics. The book goes into great detail about how to classify chemicals, their names, their
structures, and their uses, how stable they are, how to store them, how they are made, and what
well-known brands they belong to.