The book "Elements of Chemistry for Pharmacists" is a student-friendly introduction to the basic concepts of chemistry that are essential for all students of pharmaceutical sciences. It provides a comprehensive overview of various issues in general chemistry, organic chemistry, and the chemistry of natural products (in relation to pharmaceutical compounds).

The book has been divided into six clear sections, with a straightforward structure designed to facilitate students' understanding. It begins with an introduction to general issues of chemistry and its significance in modern life, with particular emphasis on its application in Medicine and Pharmacy.

It follows with an analysis of atomic structure and chemical bonding issues, and presents fundamental aspects of stereochemistry and their importance in Pharmacy – in relation to drug action and toxicity.

It covers issues related to aliphatic, aromatic, and heterocyclic compounds and their pharmaceutical significance, with the final chapters examining organic reactions and their applications in the discovery and development of new drugs, as well as in the chemistry of natural products.

• An easy introduction to the fundamental concepts of chemistry required for all levels of Pharmacy studies.

• Student-friendly and written in a way that is understandable for students who do not study Chemistry.

• Includes learning objectives at the introduction of each chapter.

• Focuses on the physical properties and actions of pharmaceutical compounds.