Physicochemical Approaches to the Characterization of Pharmaceutical Systems

Physicochemical Approaches to the Characterization of Pharmaceutical Systems provides consistent data analysis on the basic physics and chemistry involved in pharmaceutical systems that are carried out using various theoretical models. The book explores states of matter and thermodynamics, how to estimate chemical properties, solubility and distribution phenomena, kinetic processes and drug delivery, and thermodynamics versus the shape of molecules. It supplies several guidelines for achieving better estimations of properties associated with complex molecular geometries, such as important drug, polymer and biopolymer characteristics. Researchers will find it to be a crucial resource for studies in pharmaceutical science and chemical engineering.

• Covers a wide range of pharmaceutical systems, with an emphasis on chemical physics and thermodynamics
• Considers contemporary issues in pharmaceutical sciences through interdisciplinary frameworks
• Suggests novel approaches to complex molecular structures
• Serves as a comprehensive guide for academic and industrial researchers across pharmaceutical disciplines