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Industrial Pharmacy – I is a must-have book for every Pharmaceutical Science student and industry professional. The book offers valuable insights into the development of safe, effective, and stable drug products, and improves the employability and knowledge of Pharmacy graduates. 

The book covers the basics of preformulation and designing effective, safe, and stable formulations. It also includes in-depth knowledge of the most commonly used and popular dosage forms, such as tablets, capsules, parenterals, Ophthalmic, suspension, and emulsion, with their formulation and evaluation. Additionally, it covers Aerosols, Pharmaceutical packaging, and cosmetics, all in an easy-to-understand language. 

What sets Industrial Pharmacy – I apart is its concise coverage of topics, with pictorial and graphical representations, presented in tabular format for easy understanding. Every topic presented includes valuable further reading links for further exploration of the covered topic.

Industrial Pharmacy – I offers a comprehensive understanding of Pharmaceutical Science, essential for students, researchers, industry personnel, and teachers. This book is an excellent source of knowledge for anyone looking to gain a deeper understanding of Pharmaceutical Science and its sub-disciplines.

Contents:

1.    Preformulation I (Physical form: Crystal and Amorphous)

2.    Preformulation I (Polymorphism, Particle Size/Shape)

3.    Preformulation I Solubility Profile (Solubility, pH and pKa)

4.    Preformulation I Partition Coefficient and Flow Properties

5.    Preformulation II Hydrolysis, Oxidation, Reduction

6.    Preformulation II Racemization

7.    Preformulation II Dissolution, Permeability and BCS

8.    Preformulation II Polymerization

9.    Tablets I Introduction

10. Tablets II Manufacturing Tablets

11. Tablets III Tablet Coating

12. Tablets IV QC of Tablets

13. Liquid Orals (Syrups and Elixirs)

14. Emulsions I (Introduction Theories and Identification Tests)

15. Emulsions II (Formulation of Emulsions)

16. Suspension Dosage Form

17. Parenterals I (Introduction: Preformulation of Parenterals)

18. Parenterals I (Formulation of Parenterals)

19. Parenterals I (Types of Parenteral Preparations)

20. Parenterals I (Plant Layout for Parenterals)

21. Parenterals II (Pyrogens and Pyrogenicity)

22. Parenterals II (Sterility Test and Sterilization)

23. Capsule I

24. Capsule II

25. Capsule III

26. Capsule IV

27. Pellets and Pelletization

28. Ophthalmic Preparations: Introduction, Absorption through Eye, Formulation Considerations

29. Ophthalmic Preparations: Dosage Form

30. Ophthalmic Preparations: Evaluation

31. Pharmaceutical Aerosols I (Introduction and Classification)

32. Pharmaceutical Aerosols II (Components of Aerosols)

33. Pharmaceutical Aerosols III (Components and Systems of Aerosols)

34. Pharmaceutical Aerosols IV (Inhalers and Evaluation of Aerosols)

35. Cosmetics I (Introduction)

36. Cosmetics II (Sunscreen Preparations and Dentifrices)

37. Cosmetics III (Shampoo, Hair Dye and Lipstick)

38. Packaging Materials Science I Materials

39. Packaging Materials Science II Official Requirements & Stability Aspects

40. Packaging Materials Science III QC Tests of Packaging Materials

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