The Manual covers all the practical aspects of pharmaceutical chemistry as per the new syllabus prescribed by Pharmacy Council of India under ER 2020 for First Year Diploma in Pharmacy students.
The experiments are divided into eight sections as per the new regulation. They cover limit tests, identification of anions and cations, volumetric analysis, assays, boiling and melting point determinations, synthesis, identification tests and qualitative analysis. This laboratory manual would serve as ready reckoner for teachers. It would save teachers` time of instructions and dictation. The students can directly write their observations and do calculations in the space provided on the left page. Thus, the students` time saved in writing the record can be utilized fruitfully for performing and understanding the practical as well as theoretical aspects of each experiment.
Amrita Parle MPharm is currently Associate Professor, Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry,Delhi Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research, the constituent college of Delhi Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research University (Government of NCT), New Delhi. She obtained her MPharm degree from Bombay University in 1986. She has 35 years of rich experience in teaching at postgraduate, graduate and diploma level in various institutes of pharmacy.She has guided around 15 MPharm students. She has administrative experience in the capacity of head of the department, QIP coordinator,exam superintendent,hostel warden and so on.In addition,she has experience of working in injectable section of pharmaceutical industry. Ms Parle is recipient of IDMA Gold Medal and has worked as JRF under UGC. She is invited speaker in various institutes and training wing of Delhi Govt.She has presented research papers, delivered talks at conferences and coordinated quality improvement programs of AICTE. She has published about 50 research papers in reputed national and international journals.
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