B.Pharm Semester 2: Physical Pharmaceutics notes. Physical pharmaceutics applies physical chemistry to dosage-form behaviour. Equations become more useful when you connect them to a formulation property you can describe.
What to revise
- Solubility and distribution: distinguish dissolving from partitioning.
- Interfaces and dispersions: compare surface effects with colloidal behaviour.
- Rheology and particles: relate flow and particle size to formulation performance.
A quick self-check
Compare a suspension and a solution using particle presence, uniformity and handling. Add one physical measurement relevant to each example.
Notes and study links
- Physical Pharmaceutics — B.Pharm Semester 2 notes
- Physical Pharmaceutics practical notes — practical PDF
- Surface Tension by Drop Count and Drop Weight Methods — practical PDF
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