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The area of pharmacy known as physical pharmacy focuses on using physics and chemistry to research pharmacy. In other words, it is the investigation of the molecular consequences dosage forms have on their surroundings. The term "pharmaceutical science" designates a group of academic disciplines that include pharmacoeconomics, clinical sciences, drug delivery, drug action, drug discovery and design, and regulatory affairs. Another pharmaceutical science is pharmaceutical chemistry. Because pharmaceutical research is such an exact science, there is an ongoing need for qualified chemists. The demand for employable chemists has increased due to the expansion of healthcare facilities and improvements in the healthcare sector overall. For the treatment of patients, the hospital and the retail sector of the healthcare industry both require highly qualified chemists. This book has been revised to reflect the expanding extent and diversity of the pharmaceutical sciences and has a deeper focus on the most crucial, applicable knowledge. This reputable textbook and reference will assist you in using the concepts of biology, physics, and chemistry in your work and study whether you're a student, teacher, researcher, or industrial pharmaceutical scientist.