INTRODUCTION TO THE ANALYSIS OF MEDICINAL PRODUCTS - ANNA GUMIENICZEK

Discover the fascinating world of medicinal product analysis with the textbook edited by Prof. Dr. habil. n. pharm. Anna Gumieniczek. This comprehensive publication brings together the most important issues related to the classical chemical analysis of drugs, leading the reader from general principles to detailed techniques. Ideal for pharmacy students, laboratory analysts and anyone interested in deepening their knowledge of drugs and their properties.

• Complete compendium of knowledge in the field of chemical analysis of medicinal products.
• Detailed discussion of preliminary tests, qualitative and quantitative analysis.
• Consideration of pharmacopoeial requirements in the field of drug purity.
• Elements of medicinal chemistry facilitating learning and understanding.
• Practical examples of identity analysis of medicinal substances.
• Discussion of drug forms and complex drugs.
• Clear structure and accessible language.

The textbook "Introduction to the Analysis of Medicinal Products" is an invaluable source of knowledge for anyone who wants to explore the secrets of drug analysis. The author, Prof. Anna Gumieniczek, has ensured that the publication contains all the key information necessary to understand the analytical processes and interpret the research results. The book is an excellent supplement to the knowledge gained in pharmaceutical studies, as well as a useful tool in the daily work of a laboratory analyst.

The publication covers a wide range of issues, from preliminary tests of medicinal substances, through elemental analysis, detection of cations and anions, reactions of functional groups, to identity analysis of exemplary medicinal substances. The purity testing of medicinal substances and classical quantitative analysis are also discussed in detail. As a result, the reader gains comprehensive knowledge about the methods of drug analysis and their application in practice.

An important aspect of the textbook is the consideration of pharmacopoeial requirements in the field of drug purity. The author discusses in detail the studies used to assess the purity of drugs, which is extremely important in the context of ensuring patient safety. The book also contains elements of medicinal chemistry, which facilitates learning and allows for acquiring comprehensive knowledge about the most important drugs. Thanks to this, the reader can better understand the mechanisms of drug action and their impact on the body.

The textbook is intended for readers who have mastered knowledge in the field of inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry and analytical chemistry. This will allow them to familiarize themselves with and consolidate knowledge in the field of classical drug analysis, both in theoretical and practical terms. The publication is an excellent tool for pharmacy students, laboratory analysts and anyone interested in deepening their knowledge of drugs and their properties. PZWL Publishing House guarantees high substantive and editorial quality.