This comprehensive volume presents the underlying principles, laws, and nomenclature, providing readers with a solid foundation, and incorporates modern interpretations of phenomena based on the latest theories. In Part I, basic chemical theory is reviewed and in many cases expanded for general chemistry and qualitative analysis. Next, the authors tie inorganic pharmaceutical chemistry to pharmacy and health sciences. Part II is aimed at the pharmacist interested in producing a suitable dosage form; Part III focuses on substances for their medicinal activity. This highly lauded book is a must for all readers seeking vital, current information and expansive knowledge about inorganic pharmaceutical chemistry.