Introduction to Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry (Theory)
About This Book
This comprehensive textbook provides a thorough foundation in pharmaceutical organic chemistry, covering essential topics including classification and nomenclature of organic compounds, structural theory and reactivity, stereochemistry, reaction mechanisms, and the chemistry of important drug classes. The book emphasizes the application of organic chemistry principles in understanding drug action, drug design, and pharmaceutical analysis. Each chapter includes numerous examples from pharmaceutical compounds, making the learning relevant and practical for pharmacy students.
Key Topics Covered
The book covers fundamental concepts of organic chemistry essential for pharmaceutical sciences including: Structure and bonding in organic molecules; Nomenclature and classification of organic compounds; Stereochemistry and its pharmaceutical significance; Major organic reaction mechanisms; Functional group chemistry relevant to drugs; Aromatic compounds and heterocycles in drug molecules; Structure-activity relationships; Synthesis and reactivity of pharmaceutical compounds; Spectroscopic methods for structure determination; and Applications in drug discovery and development.
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How to Cite
Khairnar, V. V., Mandage, U. R., & Mande, S. R. (2026). Introduction to Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry (Theory) (1st ed.). WiseLeaf Scientific Ventures. ISBN: 978-81-687160-6-3
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