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Unit 2

States of Matter and Physicochemical Properties of Drug Molecules

Unit 3

Surface and Interfacial Phenomenon

Unit 4

Complexation and Protein Binding

Unit 5

pH, Buffers and Isotonic Solutions

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Drug Solubility at Room Temperature

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pKa by Half Neutralization

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Benzoic Acid Partition Between Benzene and Water

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Iodine Partition Between Carbon Tetrachloride and Water

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Sodium Chloride by Critical Solution Temperature

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Surface Tension by Drop Count and Drop Weight

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HLB by Saponification Method

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Freundlich and Langmuir Adsorption Constants

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Critical Micelle Concentration

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PABA Caffeine Complex by Solubility Method

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Cupric Glycine Complex by pH Titration

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Physical Pharmaceutics I Notes (S-3)

Physical Pharmaceutics I Notes

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Unit 1

Solubility of Drugs

Unit I covers drug solubility, solute-solvent interactions, ideal solubility, solvation, and factors affecting solubility. Topics include gas and liquid solubility, Raoult’s law, real and ideal solutions, partially miscible liquids, CST, and distribution law.

Unit 2

States & Properties of Matter

Unit II covers states and properties of matter including phase changes, vapor pressure, eutectic mixtures, aerosols, liquid crystals, and polymorphism. It also includes physicochemical properties like refractive index, optical rotation, dipole moment, and dissociation constant.

Unit 3

Surface, Interfacial Phenomenon

Unit III covers surface and interfacial phenomena, including surface and interfacial tension, surface free energy, spreading coefficient, adsorption at interfaces, surface active agents, HLB scale, solubilization, detergency, and adsorption at solid interfaces.

Unit 4

Complexation & Protein Binding

Unit IV covers complexation and protein binding, including types and classification of complexes, their applications, analysis methods, drug interactions, crystalline structures, and thermodynamic stability constants.

Unit 5

pH, Buffers & Isotonic Solutions

Unit V covers pH, buffers, and isotonic solutions, including Sorensen’s pH scale, pH determination methods, buffer equations, buffer capacity, and applications in pharmaceutical and biological systems, along with preparation of buffered isotonic solutions.

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  1. Explain solubility parameters and the pharmaceutical applications of the distribution law.
  2. Compare crystalline and amorphous solids and discuss their effect on drug performance.
  3. Explain adsorption, surface tension and the role of surfactants in dosage forms.
  4. Describe types of pharmaceutical complexes and the significance of protein binding.
  5. Explain buffer capacity and the meaning of isotonicity in pharmaceutical preparations.
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