This book, “”A Practical Book of Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry-II,”” was written by 07 different authors in accordance with the B.Pharm thirds-semester PCI curriculum. The primary purpose of this book is to provide readily accessible methods and procedures for conducting pharmaceutical Organic chemistry practicals in the 3rd semester of B. Pharm, with a focus on facilitating subject comprehension. It contains 17 experiments based strictly on the PCI curriculum containing introductory part on Recrystallisation and Steam distillation technique, following by experimental procedures of various organic compounds mentioned in the PCI Syllbus ”

This book described about the concept and procedure involved in instrumental analytical techniques, with all the possible explanation. This book clearly explains the post experiment calculations with the performed experiments, that will be helpful to the students to understand and obtain the accurate and precise results. This book covers the entire Instrumental analytical experiments as per the Pharmacy council of India’s B. Pharm and Pharm D syllabus.

The edition of Comprehensive Practical Manual of Pharmaceutical Chemistry is authored in simple and comprehensive style according to PCI (Pharmacy Council of India) syllabus to meet the specific needs of the pharmacy students. It provides comprehensive yet concise chemistry for D.Pharmacy, B.Pharmacy, M.Pharmacy and Pharm D students. The main objective of this manual is to attract students to learn the basic theories of pharmaceutical chemistry thus the manual is aimed to enrich the inadequancy in teaching and learning of pharmaceutical chemistry by providing enormous information. The style of presentation of this manual is such that it not only gives deeper understanding of the subject but also will help the beginners to overcome the fright of the subject. The manual gives concise and pointwise information required during practicals in single book and eliminates the need of too many reference books during practicals. The manual authored in simple,lucid and easy language.

"ABOUT THE BOOK: This book, ""A Practical Book of Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry,"" was written by six different authors in accordance with the B.Pharm first-semester PCI curriculum. The primary purpose of this book is to provide readily accessible methods and procedures for conducting pharmaceutical inorganic chemistry practicals in the first semester of B. Pharm, with a focus on facilitating subject comprehension. It contains 18 experiments based strictly on the PCI curriculum, as well as various laboratory safety measures as the first section of the book. It also contains experimental procedures and the fundamentals of various limit tests, such as the Limit test for Chlorides, the Limit test for Sulphates, the Limit test for Iron, the Limit test for Heavy metals, the Limit test for Lead, and the Limit test for Arsenic. Other experiments include tests for the identification of various inorganic compounds listed in the curriculum, tests for purity, and the preparation of inorganic pharmaceuticals. "

Prof (Dr.) Biswajit Dash is the HoD, Department of Pharmaceutical Technology, School of Medical Sciences, Adamas University, Kolkata,West Bengal. He has been teaching organic chemistry, medicinal chemistry and pharmaceutical analysis since fourteen years. He is also performing research works in synthetic medicinal chemistry on novel heterocyclic pharmacologically active compounds as well as isolation of bioactive compounds from natural resources. He has got one research project (AICTE-RPS) in the year 2013 of 24 lakhs and two seed grant of 50k each. He has published 35 research and review papers in reputed international journal, published 06 book chapters and 6 books by different publishing houses. He has patented 10 international patents (US patent, Australian patent, German patent, South African patent and Indian patent) in his name. He has attended more than 40 works shops, seminars/conferences and presented research papers. He is the editor of Journal of Advances in Medical and Pharmaceutical Sciences. He has reviewed research papers in Medicinal Chemistry Research Journal (Springer), Current Medicinal Chemistry Journal (Bentham Science) and European Journal of Medicinal Chemistry. He has been awarded by the best teacher award (Excellency for the contribution to teaching) in 2011. He has passed M.Pharm (Pharmaceutical Chemistry) from IIT, Banaras Hindu University and completed his PhD from Gauhati University.