(I) Introduction: Basic Pharmaceutical Analysis
(I) Introduction: Basic Pharmaceutical Analysis
(I) INTRODUCTION
ILMA NUGRAHANI
SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
BANDUNG INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
2019
INTRODUCTION
1. PURPOSE OF STUDY
Student can understand the theory and apply the topic in the
analysis works of pharmaceutical compounds.
2. CONTRACT
Student attends at least 80% of total lecturing.
Tolerance of late attendance: 15 min
3. FINAL MARK
Activity in class in consideration 10-20 %
Mid semester test. 40 – 45 %
Final test 40 – 45 %
PHARMACEUTICAL?
ACTIVE SUBSTANCE
EXCIPIENT
FOOD SUPPLEMENT
COSMETIC APPLICATION
NUTRIENT
VETERINARY
MICRO NUTRIENT
MACRONUTRIENT
RESIDU
ANALYSIS?
To identify
To determine
To measure
To understanding the tendency
Drug and dosage form
SAFETY
EFFICACY
QUALITY
“Pharmacy” > Pharmacon
Drug
• preventive/protective
• diagnosing
• curing/treatment
• rehabilitation
•quality of life enhancement
PHARMACEUTICAL
NATURAL
GAS
ORGANIC penicillin – G,
vinkristin,
vinblastin, etc. LIQUID
ANORGANIC SEMI
SYNTHESIS
Al2O3, Mg-
Paracetamol, SOLID
sulfate,
ferifumarat, etc. ibuprofen, etc
SOLID
Combination: SEMI SYNTHESIS
Diclofenac acid, Amoxicillin,
metalo- sulfanilamida,
antibiotic, etc. etc.
DRUG DOSAGE FORM
AREA
QUALITATIVE CONVENTIONAL
SEMI-
ASSAYA/CONTENT
QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION
ANALYSIS TYPE: PURPOSES
1. Conventional/chemical
- Identification: color test, flame test, agglomeration
test, etc.
- Quantitative: Titration (acid-base, redox,
complexometry, argentometry)
2. Instrumental: can be used for qualitative and
quantitative concurrently —> melting point apparatus,
polarimetry, spectrophotometry, electrochemistry,
chromatography
3. Microbial: antibiotic potency (quantitative)
Pharmacist’s sample
DOSAGE
EXCIPIENT
DRUG FORM
/ACTIVE
SUBSTANCE
Method selection
Sampling: representative, not only one time but in the
several repSample preparation:licate depend on
requirement.
Sample preparation: crushing, dissolving extraction,
filtering, etc.
Analysis perform and recording
Data analysis
Data presentation
MAN Material and reagent
Methods and
Data
measurement collection,
ANALYSIS
analysis, and
presentation
FACTORS
MAN
Availibility of tools/instrumentation
Physicochemical properties of the analyte
Physicochemical properties of the matrices
Cost
Skill of the analyst
Quality needed: accuracy and precision.
Sample and reagent
preparation
X +/- SD
SYLABUS
before Mid Test
1. Introduction IN
2. Cation and Anionic Qualitative Analysis IN
3. Functional group and the purity test for
organic drug IN
4. Quantitative Analysis SD
5. Acid-Base Reaction SD
6. Acid base compound and its Salt SD
7. Acid-base reaction non-aqueous SD
8. Mid semester examination IN/SD
Sylabus after Mid Test
1. Complexometry IF
2. Redox titration (1) IF
3. Redox titration (2) IF
4. Nitrimetry TU
5. Argentometry TU
6. Extraction method (1) TU
7. Extraction method (2) TU
8. Final examination IF/TU
References
4. Furniss BS, Hannaford AJ, Smith PWG, Tatchell AR, Vogel’s Textbook of
Practical Organic Chemistry, Ed. 5, 1989
5. Jeffery HJ, Basset J, Mendham J, Denney RC, Vogel’s Textbook of Quantitative
Chemical Analysis, Ed. 5, 1989.
6. Mitra, S, Sample Preparation Techniques in Analytical Chemistry, 2003.