Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry

Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry is a much awaited great work in the Pharmacy. Targeted mainly to B. Pharmacy & Pharm-D students, this book will also be useful for B.Sc. as well as M.Sc. chemistry and pharmaceutical chemistry students. The main object of this book is to attract the under graduate and post graduate students, to learn the basic theories of Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry. Thus the book is aimed to eliminate the inadequacy in teaching and learning of Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry by providing enormous information about the inorganic compounds used in Pharmacy.
· The content of the book is innovative and presented in eight chapters, in a concise form as per the needs of the students.
· Incorporation of all the Chemical & Pharmaceutical aspects of the inorganic compounds and their formulations.
· Describing all the aspects of inorganic pharmaceuticals in easy to understand manner is the first of its kind.
· For each chapter, a brief introduction, detailed discussion of the basic theory and applications in pharmacy are provided.
· Pharmaceutically important inorganic pharmaceuticals are discussed in detail with the sources, official standards, preparations, physical and chemical properties, tests for identification, uses and their storage conditions.
· The principles of assay of each compound, which is difficult to remember by the students is described in a student friendly manner to understand easily and able to reproduce well in examinations, is the first of its kind.
· Presentation with simplified way of explanation along with chemical reactions of all compounds helps to reproduce well in examinations.
The coverage is complete when compared to the all University syllabus in India, AICTE and the PCI syllabi.
Contents:
1. Introduction to Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry
2. Basics of pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry
3. Acids, Bases and Buffers
**4.**Quantitative Analysis (Volumetric and Gravimetric Analysis)
5. Quality Control and test for Purity
6. Inorganic Pharmaceuticals (Inorganic Compounds used in Pharmacy) 7. Radiopharmaceuticals
8. Coordination Compounds
About the Author:
V. Alagarsamy, M. Pharm., Ph.D. FIC, DOMH, is Professor and Principal of MNR College of Pharmacy, Sangareddy, Gr. Hyderabad. He received his D. Pharm from Coimbatore Medical College, B. Pharm degree from Madurai Medical College, M. Pharm from LM College of Pharmacy, Ahmedabad, Ph.D., from The MS University of Baroda. He has been teaching Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry, Chemistry of Natural Products & Medicinal Chemistry and performing research work in synthetic medicinal chemistry on novel heterocyclic bio-active compounds for more than a decade. For his research work, he has collaborated with various research laboratories/organizations like National Cancer Institute, USA; Rega Institute for Medical Research, Belgium; Southern Research Institute, USA; and Sudbury Regional Hospital, Ontario, Canada. He is a recipient of Young Scientist award from the Department of Science and Technology, New Delhi.

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