Synopsis This book in the series on pharmacology brings under one roof an exhaustive, authoritative content which looks into the use of physical chemistry in pharmacy. The preparation, synthesis and use of pharmaceutical drugs involves the ascertaining of chemical properties and changes while taking into account physical systems of matter and their changes, one wherein physical chemistry plays a major role. The book undertakes a discussion of the major principles, practices and theoreticals of the field, delineating its use in pharmacy practices. It also takes look at the techniques involved, highlighting the major contributions of the field and its future prospects. In addition, it also explores the current trends and advances in the field, fostering a better understanding of the issues, with the illustrations and diagrams conveying a visual information for powerful then words. It is hoped that the book's exhaustive and insightful content proves satisfactory for the readers.