Industrial Pharmacy is the core subject of Pharmaceutical Science. A Pharmaceutical drug is delivered through various routes of administration with the help of various kinds of dosage forms. All the efforts of a pharmaceutical scientist aim to develop a drug product which is safe, effective, and stable. The learning “Industrial Pharmacy” improves the employability of Pharmacy graduates in Academia, Research, and Industry.The book covers· Basics of preformulation in designing effective safe and stable formulations· Most common and popular dosage forms viz. tablet, capsule, parenterals, Ophthalmic, suspension and emulsion with their formulation and evaluation· Aerosols, Pharmaceutical packaging, and cosmetics · USPs of the book are easy language, to the point coverage of topics, pictorial/graphical, tabular presentation, and vital further reading links of every topic.We hope that this book shall be very useful to students, researchers, industry personnel, and teachers as a ready source of the basics of every covered topic.
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 Properties5. Preformulation II Hydrolysis, Oxidation, Reduction6. Preformulation II Racemization7. Preformulation II Dissolution, Permeability and BCS8. Preformulation II Polymerization9. Tablets I Introduction10. Tablets II Manufacturing Tablets11. Tablets III Tablet Coating12. Tablets IV QC of Tablets13. Liquid Orals (Syrups and Elixirs)14. Emulsions I (Introduction Theories and Identification Tests)15. Emulsions II (Formulation of Emulsions)16. Suspension Dosage Form17. 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 I24. Capsule II25. Capsule III26. Capsule IV27. Pellets and Pelletization28. Ophthalmic Preparations: Introduction, Absorption through Eye, Formulation Considerations29. Ophthalmic Preparations: Dosage Form30. Ophthalmic Preparations: Evaluation31. 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 Materials39. Packaging Materials Science II Official Requirements & Stability Aspects40. Packaging Materials Science III QC Tests of Packaging Materials
