“Physical Pharmaceutics-I” is a meticulously crafted textbook designed to provide a profound understanding of the fundamental principles governing the physical aspects of pharmaceutical sciences. Catering to the academic needs of students, researchers, and professionals in pharmacy and related disciplines, this book offers a comprehensive exploration of essential topics such as solubility expressions, diffusion principles, states of matter, properties of matter, and physicochemical properties of drug molecules.

The text delves into surface and interfacial phenomena, complexation, protein binding, pH, buffers, and isotonic solutions, providing readers with a holistic view of these crucial aspects. Practical applications and relevance are emphasized throughout, enhancing the understanding and application of concepts in pharmaceutical research and development.

Authored with clarity and precision, “Physical Pharmaceutics-I” aims to empower readers with a quantitative approach to understanding physical phenomena in pharmaceutical sciences. It serves as a reliable companion for navigating the intricate terrain of Physical Pharmaceutics, fostering a generation of knowledgeable and skilled professionals.