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, M.Pharm., is currently Associate Professor, Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry at Delhi Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research (DIPSAR), New Delhi, a constituent college of Delhi Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research University. Previously, she served as Head, Department of Pharmacy at Meerabai Institute of Technology, New Delhi. She obtained her M.Pharm. degree from Bombay University in 1986 and has 37 years of experience teaching undergraduate, postgraduate, and diploma students in pharmacy. She has guided numerous postgraduate students and also has experience working in the injectable section of the pharmaceutical industry.
Ms. Parle is a recipient of the IDMA Gold Medal and has worked as a UGC Junior Research Fellow. She is an invited speaker at various institutes and training programs under the Delhi Government, has presented research papers, delivered talks at conferences, coordinated AICTE quality improvement programs, and has over 50 research papers published in reputed national and international journals.
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