Pharm.D Year 1: Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry notes. Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry combines measurement principles with medicinal inorganic compounds. Revision is stronger when the chemical reaction and analytical calculation stay together.

What to revise

  • Analysis: distinguish sources of error and volumetric methods.
  • Identification: compare titrations, gravimetry and limit-test concepts.
  • Compounds: organise electrolytes and inorganic agents by chemical identity and role.

A quick self-check

Choose one analytical example and write analyte, reagent, endpoint and calculation units. Explain why each part is needed before repeating the worked answer.

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