Advanced Instrumental Analysis As Per PCI Syllabus

All learning depends upon curiosity especially more so in Science. Any new knowledge acquired by any individual spontaneously generates more questions. Most of these questions are “what if …?” This in turn stimulates one to experiment. Since learning of science and advancements in science are based on the continuing enquiry and therefore experiments students of science need to be trained not only in the basics of principles in different disciplines but also in methods of scientific studies. This involves learning the basic Theoretical & experimental methods. Learning the methods and techniques thus is an integral part of training of students of science at every level. Unfortunately this basic component of learning and practicing science in the country has become progressively weaker in recent times partly because the facilities and resources in academic institutions did not keep pace with the increasing number of students and partly because the teachers and administrators also opted for easier alternatives. Obviously the graduates coming out of such training remain ill-pre-pared for more advanced scientific studies and research. We are sure this Text Book would be widely used to further catalyze the spirit of enquiry and experimentation in learners particularly for Pharmacy students.