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• Title:Physical pharmacy / Blaine T Smith.
  
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• Author/Creator:Smith, Blaine Templar, author.
  
• Published/Created:London : Pharmaceutical Press, [2016]
  

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  • Location:WOODWARD LIBRARY stacksWhere is this?
    
  • Call Number: QV744 .S654 2016
    
  • Number of Items:1
    
  • Status:Available
    

   
• Library of Congress Subjects:Pharmaceutical chemistry.
  
• Medical Subjects: Chemistry, Pharmaceutical.
  
• Description:xvii, 168 pages ; 24 cm
  
• Series:Remington education.
  
• Notes:Includes index.
  
• ISBN:9780857111067 paperback
  085711106X paperback
  
• Contents:Machine generated contents note: 1. Intermolecular interactions
  Intermolecular interactions
  Adhesive and cohesive interactions
  Polarity
  Polar and nonpolar molecules
  Dipoles and polarization
  Polarity and dipole moments
  Hydrogen bonding
  A special dipole
  dipole interaction
  Van der Waals forces
  Ion-molecule interactions
  Charge separation
  Attraction and repulsion
  Intermolecular interactions
  Summary
  Self-assessment questions
  2. Pharmaceutical solvents
  What is a solvent?
  Utility of solvents
  Types of solvents
  Polar solvents
  Semipolar solvents
  Nonpolar solvents
  dielectric constant
  Summary
  Self-assessment questions
  3. Solubility and dissolution
  Solubility, dissolution, and dissolution rate
  Solubility
  Parameters that affect total solubility
  Dissolution
  Dissolution is a process
  Fine particles and wetting
  Diffusion leads to solutions
  Summary
  Self-assessment questions
  4. Colligative properties of solutions
  Common liquid dosage forms
  Colligative properties
  How many particles?
  four colligative effects
  Electrolytes and deviations in colligative properties
  Colligative properties applied to pharmaceutical solutions
  van't Hoff's correction
  Application of van't Hoff i values
  Diffusion
  Diffusion modeling
  Applications to dosage form preparation
  USP (White
  Vincent) method
  Summary
  Self-assessment questions
  5. Interfacial phenomena
  Interfaces
  Interfacial forces and surface tension
  Interfacial tension
  Making stability from instability
  Adhesion and cohesion
  Two dissimilar liquids
  Surfactants in drug delivery systems
  Summary
  Self-assessment questions
  6. Disperse systems
  Colloids
  Liquid dosage forms: Solutions and disperse systems
  Components of disperse systems
  Colloidal dispersions
  Three types of colloids
  Stabilizing forces for colloids
  Summary
  Self-assessment questions
  7. Disperse systems
  Coarse dispersions
  Suspensions and emulsions
  Coarse dispersions
  A. Suspensions
  Particles and potential energy
  Particle sedimentation and Stokes' law
  Formation of a cake (sediment)
  Conceding the inevitable: Management versus avoidance
  Flocculation and deflocculation
  B. Emulsions
  Three types of emulsifying agents
  Summary
  Self-assessment questions.