Introduction to Physical Pharmaceutics (Theory)
About This Book
The book is built on a single idea: that each physicochemical property of a drug or a dosage form can be defined, can be measured, and has a consequence for the way a formulation behaves. Solubility, the partition coefficient, surface activity, particle size, and flow are not abstractions but measurable quantities, each tied to a specific behaviour of a real product.
The text moves through each property in this way — from its definition, through its measurement, to its use in formulation — drawing the connections between the units so that the subject reads as one continuous account rather than a series of separate topics. It follows the prescribed BP206T syllabus across its five units.
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How to Cite
Sharma, A., Kumari, S., & Rani, J. (2026). Introduction to Physical Pharmaceutics (Theory) (1st ed.). WiseLeaf Scientific Ventures. ISBN: 978-81-687952-3-5
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