Pharmaceutical Dispersion Systems
Pharmaceutical Dispersion system: classification based on particle size- Molecular, Colloidal & Coarse Dispersion system | GPAT DI Pharmacist
Read MorePharmaceutical Dispersion system: classification based on particle size- Molecular, Colloidal & Coarse Dispersion system | GPAT DI Pharmacist
Read MoreTypes of Suppositories base, Fatty base, Hydrophilic suppository base;- water-soluble/water-miscible base, emulsify base
Read MorePharmaceutical Suspension: Classification, Diluted & Concentrated, Flocculated & Deflocculated Suspension, Formulation & Evaluation of Suspension
Read MoreMixing is a process in which two or more than two separated components/phages are placed/lie as close as possible to each other. Powder segregation (demixing) is the opposite process of mixing, which means the separation of the drug from the powder components. Objectives of mixing:- To
Read MoreIntroduction of a tablet, Types of a tablet, classification of tablets, Advantage & Disadvantage of Tablet dosage form
Read MorePharmacy notes: Gargles, Throat Paint & Mouthwash: Monophasic Liquid Dosage Form; Notes for GPAT, Drug Inspector, Pharmacist
Read More&Types, weight, size & shape of Suppositories, Types of Suppositories base, Preparation & Evaluation of Suppositories
Read MoreIntroduction & Classification of dosage form Pharmaceutics; Pharmacy notes for GPAT/DI/Pharmacist & B.Pharm/D.pharm/M.Pharm
Read MoreSuppositories are prepared by rolling (hand-shaping), molding (fusion), and cold compression.
Read MoreType of Pharmaceutical Emulsion, O/W Emulsion, W/O emulsion Multiple emulsion, W/O/W and O/W/O emulsion, Fine emulsion, Microemulsion
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