Pharmaceutical Chemistry (PHC1006S/CHEM1006)

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Syllabus

Credits: 25

This unit provides an introduction to core concepts within pharmaceutical chemistry. Students will be introduced to the principal laboratory techniques used for drug analysis and learn about a range of physio-chemical drug properties which influence their pharmaceutical formulation, pharmacology and clinical use. This unit is divided into two learning modules. Module 1: Titrimetric analysis of drugs, spectrophotometric analysis of drugs, chromatographic analysis of drugs, analysis of drug formulations. Module 2: Key functional groups in drugs, drug ionisation, drug solubility, drug stereochemistry, drug stability.

Delivery Mode

Semester 1Semester 2
Unit NOT availableFace-to-face (on campus) only

Tuition Patterns

The tuition pattern provides details of the types of classes and their duration. This is to be used as a guide only. Precise information is included in the unit outline.

TypeDuration
Lecture2 hours weekly
Science Laboratory9 x 2 hours semesterly
Tutorial9 x 2 hours semesterly

Pre-Requisites

What are prerequisites?

Prerequisites are courses or units that must be completed or admitted into before enrolling in this unit.

CodeTitle
S2PHAdmission into Diploma of Pharmacy
BCC2000SFoundations of Biochemistry