How does chemistry apply to being a pharmacist?
Sunday, July 12th, 2009 | Chemistry
lqdbntr asked:
I’m doing a report for my chemistry class, and I’m having trouble finding out specifically how pharmacists used chemistry in their career.
I’m doing a report for my chemistry class, and I’m having trouble finding out specifically how pharmacists used chemistry in their career.
Related posts:
- What is the importance of organic chemistry to being a Pharmacist? UCSD undergrad student asked: Hi, I’m a student currently...
- How does chemistry apply to economics and the commercial importance of chemicals like heterocyclic compounds? CHINMAYA K asked: I am interested in knowing what...
- For Those Who have taken Organic Chemistry and Physical Chemistry in College, which is harder? Dragon asked: I have just taken my Organic Chemistry...
- How is the chemistry for nursing and allied health majors different than the chemistry for science majors? Leslie R asked: I began college as a biology...
Related posts:
- What is the importance of organic chemistry to being a Pharmacist? UCSD undergrad student asked: Hi, I’m a student currently...
- How does chemistry apply to economics and the commercial importance of chemicals like heterocyclic compounds? CHINMAYA K asked: I am interested in knowing what...
- For Those Who have taken Organic Chemistry and Physical Chemistry in College, which is harder? Dragon asked: I have just taken my Organic Chemistry...
- How is the chemistry for nursing and allied health majors different than the chemistry for science majors? Leslie R asked: I began college as a biology...
5 Comments to How does chemistry apply to being a pharmacist?
July 14, 2009
July 15, 2009
July 16, 2009
July 16, 2009
In order to make a drug, one must do so by isolating it from a known substance or by creating it from the reaction of 2 or more substances. Therefore, it is important to know how different chemicals react with one another. Often, a series of reactions are required to make a particular substance. At high levels, most drugs become toxic, which is why it is important to know how drugs interact with the body and what dosages are safe.
Leave a comment
You must be logged in to post a comment.
Friends of Science
Tags
-
Ap Biology
Applications Of Chemistry
Biology
Biology Class
Biology Education
Biology Questions
Biology Research
Career
Chemistry
Chemistry Biology
Chemistry Degree
Chemistry Help
College Physics
Computer Science
Counselor
Dish Soap
Experiences
Few Days
Graph
Hey
High School Physics
Jobs Available
Knowledge
Learn Chemistry
Life Science
Lot
Love
Marine Biology
Masters Degree
Math
Maths
Medicine
Med School
Organic Chemistry
Phd
Physics
Physics Help
Science
Science Biology
Science Project
Science Technology
Sophmore
Technical Writing
Thanks For Your Help
Theory Of Evolution

July 13, 2009