Industrial Pharmacy is the core subject of Pharmaceutical Science. A Pharmaceutical drug is delivered through various routes of administration with the help of various kinds of dosage forms. All the efforts of a pharmaceutical scientist aim to develop a drug product which is safe, effective, and stable. The learning &ldquo;Industrial Pharmacy&rdquo; improves the employability of Pharmacy graduates in Academia, Research, and Industry.The book covers&middot;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Basics of preformulation in designing effective safe and stable formulations&middot;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Most common and popular dosage forms viz. tablet, capsule, parenterals, Ophthalmic, suspension and emulsion with their formulation and evaluation&middot;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Aerosols, Pharmaceutical packaging, and cosmetics &middot;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;USPs of the book are easy language, to the point coverage of topics, pictorial/graphical, tabular presentation, and vital further reading links of every topic.We hope that this book shall be very useful to students, researchers, industry personnel, and teachers as a ready source of the basics of every covered topic.<br /><b>Contents:1.</b>&nbsp; &nbsp; Preformulation I (Physical form: Crystal and Amorphous)<b>2.</b>&nbsp; &nbsp; Preformulation I (Polymorphism, Particle Size/Shape)<b>3.</b>&nbsp; &nbsp; Preformulation I Solubility Profile (Solubility, pH and pKa)<b>4.</b>&nbsp; &nbsp; Preformulation I Partition Coefficient and Flow Properties<b>5.</b>&nbsp; &nbsp; Preformulation II Hydrolysis, Oxidation, Reduction<b>6.</b>&nbsp; &nbsp; Preformulation II Racemization<b>7.</b>&nbsp; &nbsp; Preformulation II Dissolution, Permeability and BCS<b>8.</b>&nbsp; &nbsp; Preformulation II Polymerization<b>9.</b>&nbsp; &nbsp; Tablets I Introduction<b>10.</b>&nbsp;Tablets II Manufacturing Tablets<b>11.</b>&nbsp;Tablets III Tablet Coating<b>12.</b>&nbsp;Tablets IV QC of Tablets<b>13.</b>&nbsp;Liquid Orals (Syrups and Elixirs)<b>14.</b>&nbsp;Emulsions I (Introduction Theories and Identification Tests)<b>15.</b>&nbsp;Emulsions II (Formulation of Emulsions)<b>16.</b>&nbsp;Suspension Dosage Form<b>17.</b>&nbsp;Parenterals I (Introduction: Preformulation of Parenterals)<b>18.</b>&nbsp;Parenterals I (Formulation of Parenterals)<b>19.</b>&nbsp;Parenterals I (Types of Parenteral Preparations)<b>20.</b>&nbsp;Parenterals I (Plant Layout for Parenterals)<b>21.</b>&nbsp;Parenterals II (Pyrogens and Pyrogenicity)<b>22.</b>&nbsp;Parenterals II (Sterility Test and Sterilization)<b>23.</b>&nbsp;Capsule I<b>24.</b>&nbsp;Capsule II<b>25.</b>&nbsp;Capsule III<b>26.</b>&nbsp;Capsule IV<b>27.</b>&nbsp;Pellets and Pelletization<b>28.</b>&nbsp;Ophthalmic Preparations: Introduction, Absorption through Eye, Formulation Considerations<b>29.</b>&nbsp;Ophthalmic Preparations: Dosage Form<b>30.</b>&nbsp;Ophthalmic Preparations: Evaluation<b>31.</b>&nbsp;Pharmaceutical Aerosols I (Introduction and Classification)<b>32.</b>&nbsp;Pharmaceutical Aerosols II (Components of Aerosols)<b>33.</b>&nbsp;Pharmaceutical Aerosols III (Components and Systems of Aerosols)<b>34.</b>&nbsp;Pharmaceutical Aerosols IV (Inhalers and Evaluation of Aerosols)<b>35.</b>&nbsp;Cosmetics I (Introduction)<b>36.</b>&nbsp;Cosmetics II (Sunscreen Preparations and Dentifrices)<b>37.</b>&nbsp;Cosmetics III (Shampoo, Hair Dye and Lipstick)<b>38.</b>&nbsp;Packaging Materials Science I Materials<b>39.</b>&nbsp;Packaging Materials Science II Official Requirements &amp; Stability Aspects<b>40.</b>&nbsp;Packaging Materials Science III QC Tests of Packaging Materials