minimum requirements for establishment of pharmacy institutions

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MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS/CRITERIA FOR

AN INSTITUTION CONDUCTING DEGREE PROGRAM IN PHARMACY

(Approximately for 50 students)

These criteria will be applicable to all new institutes conducting PharmacyProgram in both the Public and Private Sectors. This shall also be applicable to all

those institutions, which are still awaiting recognition.

How to apply for recognition.Every Individual/institution intending toestablish a pharmacy educational institution must apply for an inspection to PCPprior to advertisement for applications of admission in the irst !ear Class. The"dvertisement can only be issued after #$% %&'ECTI%$ CE(TIIC"TE) is obtainedby PCP. $%C will only be issued after going through the complete feasibility reportand *st inspection.

CRITERIA FOR ESTABLISHMENT OR RECOGNITION.The Council has laiddown criteria for establishment /recognition of pharmacy educational institution

in Pa+istan which is detailed below

". Copre!en"i#e Fea"i$ility Report. "ny one intending to establish apharmacy educational Institution shall submit a Comprehensive easibility(eport, which must include the following information.

%. Space. It must include all the relevant documents of possession and planof academic bloc+s. Site selected should be suitable from academic point ofview. -inimum reuirement for total area of the Institution will be *. acres.

&. Infra"tr'ct're an( B'il(ing. "deuate physical facilities for "cademic

&loc+s, 0ecture 1alls, 0aboratories, Common (oom, Cafeteria, laboratoryeuipment related to di2erent laboratories, library, information technologyetc. must be created by the intending institutes in an owned and purposelybuilt building with an available carpet area of *34*5 s. ft. per student.

). Financial Re"o'rce" an( Stat'".The institution must be 6nanciallyviable. inancial resources should be clearly indicated according to level,si7e and type of the proposed institution. It should be able not only toestablish but also to run the institution progressively. or this purpose anendowment fund of (s. 5 million 859 in Cash and 59 in property:should be available. Prior to the 6rstinspection by the PCP, a Strategic Plancovering the ne;t 5 years must be submitted that will encompass

inancial viability

niversity 8established under a charter by


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the ederal or Provincial ?overnment: of the same province, which has aaculty of Pharmacy in their principle campus. The >niversity grantinga=liation to any institution conducting any Pharmacy


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i: "ll institutions, trying to get themselves established and wanted to advertisefor admission of students in a pharmacy program, ought to be informed thatthey should submit applications for inspection before establishment of theinstitution.

ii: In case they have failed to submit the application before the advertisement,then it should be mandatory that the newly established institution must applyto the Pharmacy Council of Pa+istan to carry out the inspection beforeconducting the *styear professional e;amination 8this is only applicable tothose colleges who had established before these criteria were published:.

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Presence of all reuired basic educational resources.

(ecruitment of appropriate and adeuate teaching faculty.

"vailability of appropriate and adeuate number of e;aminers.

The Conduct of e;amination and (eport on the transparency and fairness of

the e;amination.

7i"it ) &eginning of the Brd

year or third professional 85th

semester:O$8ecti#e"The Inspection would loo+ into.

"vailability of all necessary infrastructure and physical facilities needed

during the second professional in the pharmacy institution.

Presence of needed educational resources

(ecruitment of appropriate and adeuate teaching faculty.

"vailability of written training program with obAectives, syllabus, teaching

methods and assessment program.

7i"it * "t the time of 6nal professional e;amination.O$8ecti#e"The Inspection Team would observe

"vailability of all necessary infrastructure and physical and curricular

facilities needed during the whole program

The Conduct of e;amination. "deuacy of Clinical training opportunities and

clinical faculty reuired for conducting the said training.

(elevance of assessment to the obAectives of training for the whole program

in the Institution and the a=liated 1ospital.In addition to the above, the Council can also conduct surprise inspections of theInstitutions.

The Pharmacy Programs of the Institutions which are recogni7ed by the Councilwill be visited after every three years to ensure that the standards based onwhich institution was granted recognition, are maintained or not.


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LIST OF MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS OF

PHYSICAL FACILITIES FOR A PHARMACY DEPARTMENT

(approx for 50 students)

I- BASIC REQUIREMENTS (HEC General Criteria for Establishment of Degree Awarding nstitute)

2 lecture rooms 1 seminar room

1 library cum Reading room with Photocopier

1 committee room

Teacher Students ratio 1:10

II- LECTURE THEATERS:

No. Capacity Dimension

Under Graduate(1st!thPro"# ! !0 students $00%!0 s& "eet each

III-LABORATORIES

1- PHARMACEUTICS LABORATOR!

Dimensiona" Re#$i%ement No. Capacity &o%'s(ops(desirable#Under graduate 'aboratory 1 !0 students 1%!022!0 s& "eet each

SUB)ECTS RE*UIRIN+ SUCH ,ACILIT

a Pharmaceutical technology

b Physical pharmacyc )iopharmaceutics

d Pharmaceuticse *ispensing + ,ommunity Pharmacy

" -nstrumentation + .uality ,ontrol

- PHARMACO+NOS LABORATOR!



a Pharmacognosy -

b Pharmacognosy --


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- BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES LABORATOR!


/nimal room haing capacity to accommodate large and small animals

/natomy museum


a Physiology

b Pharmacology

c /natomy

/- PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTR LABORATOR!



a )iochemistry 'aboratoryb rganic ,hemistry 'aboratory

c edicinal ,hemistry 'aboratory

0- PHARMACEUTICAL MICROBIOLO+ LABORATOR!



a Pharmaceutical icrobiology

b Pathology

- INDUSTRIAL LABORATOR!



a -ndustrial Pharmacy

2- INSTRUMENTATION 3 *UALIT CONTROL LABORATOR!

Dimensiona" Re#$i%ement No. Capacity &o%'s(ops(desirable#

Under graduate 'aboratory 1 !0 students 1%!022!0 s& "eet each


a- -nstrumentation + &uality control

4- Pharmaceutical &uality management


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5- COMPUTER LABORATOR!


inimum o" 1! ,omputers ( 1 computer "or each 3 students#

-nternet Source4 nline Serices4 /ccess to 56, 7ournals + 6library

inimum o" 2!$ 8bytes access rate shall be proided


a ,omputerandits /pplications in Pharmacy

b nline *rug -n"ormation Resources (,linical Pharmacy#

6- A,,ILIATED HOSPITAL ,ACILIT! inimum o" 2!0 )ed

9ith well established edical departments

6stablished 5ospital Pharmacy Serices

ull time Pharmacists proportionate to bed strength (ie one pharmacist "or !0 beds

ull time Sta""ed Pro"essor o" edicine as ,linical Training ,oordinator


a ,linicalPharmacy-

b ,linicalPharmacy--


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LIST OF MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR HOSPITAL FOR

IMPARTING TRAINING IN CLINICAL PHARMACY


I- BASIC RE*UIREMENTS!

a7 Dimensiona" Re#$i%ement! inimum o" 100 )eds

47 Se%8ices! ,entral Pharmacy

Satellite Pharmacies at departmental leel

*ispensing + ,ompounding Serices Pharmacy + Therapeutic ,ommittee 6ssential *rug 'ist + ormulary anagement Serices

c7 ,aci"ities! /d7oining ,lass rooms; Patient Presentation sites in each ward with a minimum

capacity "or accommodating 2! students

Su""icient 'ibrary; Pro"essional -n"ormation access 9hite )oard4 "i


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Presenting patients with di""erent clinical situations

*iscuss pathological and pharmacotherapy with medical prescriber4 Pharmacist and

students

10 short cases in the >thPro" (%th+ ?thsemester#

10 long cases in the !thPro" (@th+ 10thsemester#

IV- FACULTY REQUIREMENT

/ll the academic sta"" will hold basic degree in Pharmacy e


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Pro"essors 1

/ssociate pro"essors 1

/ssistant pro"essors 2

'ecturers 2


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LIST OF MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS OF EQUIPMENTS IN GRADUATE

LABORATORIES OF PHARMACY DEPARTMENT (approximately for 50 students)

A- +%a9$ate La4o%ato%y.

i# )iochemistry 'aboratoryii# rganic ,hemistry 'aboratory

iii# edicinal ,hemistry 'aboratory

i# Pharmaceutics 'aboratory

# *ispensing + ,ompounding 'aboratory

i# -nstrumentation 'aboratory

ii# Pharmacology 'aboratoryiii# Physiology 'aboratory

i


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A- +%a9$ate La4o%ato%y

1-Bio-c(emist%y > O%?anic > Ino%?anic La4o%ato%y (approx for 50 students)

S. No. Name o: Inst%$ments *$antity

1 9ater bath single hole 10

2 Triple beam balance !3 icroscope 1!

> 9ater bath 10

! )alance digital balance 2

$ elting Point /pparatus 10

% Spectrophotometer 2

- P(a%mace$tics > Dispensin? La4o%ato%y (approx for 50 students)

1 Triple beam balance !

2 9ater bath 10

3 ,old + 5ot -ncubator 1

- P(a%maco"o?y> P(ysio"o?y La4o%ato%y(approx for 50 students)

1 5aemometer set ?

2 Tissue organ bath 1!

3 8ymograph 1!

> Triple beam balance !

! *igital balance 2

$ icroscope 1!

% en 1? )urner 1!

@ )arometer !

10 6SR stand 1!

11 Spiro meter plastic body !

12 9estern Green Tubes 1!

13 Glass Test Tubes 100

1> Test Tub stands 20

1! =eubar ,hamber 0002!mm2 10

1$ R), Pipette 10

1% 9), Pipette 1!1? SnellenEs ,hart(6ye# 10

1@ eter rod 10

20 Sphygmomanometer 1!

21 Stethoscope 1!

22 SahliEs haemometer 10

23 9et Spiro meter !

2> Perimeter 9ith b7ect 10

2! 6,G machine 1


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2$ 9attmann ilter paper 10 pacA

2% /ntiserum / ) + * ! ,omplete sets

2? 5istology Slides /ll )asic

2@ 9eight achine 2

/- Mic%o4io"o?y La4o%ato%y (approx for 50 students)

1 /utoclae 2

2 ,ool incubator 1

3 5ot incubator 1

> 'aminar air "low 5oriDontal 1

! 'aminar air "low Fertical 1

$ en 2

% icroscopes ,ompound 1!

? Reciprocating ShaAer 1

? *eep "reeDer 1

0-P(a%maco?nosy La4o%ato%y (approx for 50 students)

1 ,entri"uge machine 2

2 icroscope 1!

3 icrotome 1

> en 2

! 9ater bath > holes $

$ Rota 6aporator ,hiller 31

% /spirator 1

- In9$st%ia" La4o%ato%y(approx for 50 students)

1 Powder illing achine 1

2 Single Punch Tablet achine 1

3 ,oating Pressure TanA 1

> Sigma )lade i


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1? Rotary Press 1

1@ 9et Granulator 1

20 *ry Granulator *isintegrator 1

21 /utomatic /mpoule "illing machine 1

22 Tray dryer 1

23 *igital weight balance 1

2> urnace 12! )all ill 1

2$ echanical Stirrer 1

2% ilter Press 1

2? 9ater *eioniDer Plant 1

2@ *isintegration single essel 1

30 Tablet coating conentional pans 2

31 ,anas line pan 1

32 Single blade mi ,entri"uge 13! Fernier ,aliper 1

3$ Screw capping + Sealing machine 1

2-Inst%$ment Room.(approx for 50 students)

1 UF Spectrophotometer *ouble )eam 1

2 -R Spectrophotometer 1

3 lame photometer 1

> *igital *issolution /pparatus + /uto sampler 1

! Polari meter 1

$ *igital -ncubator 1

% *igital oisture analyDer 1

? *igital hardness tester 1

@ 8enwood Planetary i Forte< i


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1;- Li4%a%y!3!H $0 "eet (approx for 50 students)

S$4@ect-ise 4oo's %e#$i%ement! .

SUB)ECT Copies SUB)ECT Copies

/nalytical ,hemistry 10 each /natomy 10 each

)iochemistry 10 each )io Pharmaceutics 10 each

,linical Pharmacy 10 each ,ompendiaEs 1 each*ictionary 1 each *ispensing 10 each

*rug 'aw 10 each orensic 10 each

5ospital Pharmacy 10 each -ndustrial pharmacy 10 each

Pharmaceutical ,hemistry 10 each ath ! each

anagement 10 each edicinal chemistry 10 each

icrobiology 10 each rganic chemistry 10 each

Pharmaceutics 10 each Pharmacognosy 10 each

Pharmacology 10 each Physical Pharmacy 10 each

Physiology 10 each .uality ,ontrol 10 each

Statistics ! eachPro"essional agaDines + 9ritings: .uantity Su""icient

Research Iournals: .uantity Su""icient

1%# Students and teacher ratio 1!1;


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MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS OF CHEMICALS

FOR UNDER-GRADUATE LABORATORIES


S. No. C(emica"sMinim$m *$antity In (an9

(approx for 50 students1 /mmonia 20 '2 /mmonium chloride 2 8g3 /cetic acid 2! '> /cetyl salicylic acid 3 8g! /cetone 1! '$ /tropine sulphate 2! gm% /nise oil 1 'b? /niline ! '@ /cetanilide 1 8g10

/luminium chloride 1 8g11 /cetyl chloride 1 '12 /cri"laine 1 PacA 13 /cetamide 1 8g1> >amino phenol 2!0 gm1! /cetophenone 1 '1$ /spartic acid 100 gm1% >amino benDoic acid 2!0 gm1? 2acetyl salicylic acid 1 Ag1@ /mm )icarbonate 2 Ag

20 /mmonium molybedate 1 Ag21 /maranth 2 Ag22 /ccacia gum 10 8g23 /cid "uchsin ind 2!0 ml2> /nthrone !0 gm2! /rabinose 10 gm2$ /dipic acid 18g2% /luminium hydro /lanine !0 Gm3! /luminium sulphate 1 gm3$ /myl alcohol 1 '3% /mm iron -- sulphate 18g3? /sparagines 2! gm3@ /lmond bitter oil 2 '


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>0 /dernaline oil 2! ml>1 /liDarine red 2! gm>2 /mmsulphate 1 Ag>3 /rachis oil 1 '>> /mm o! /garose 10 g

>$ /crylamide 1 Ag>% /cetonitril 2! '>? /luminium o@ /denosine tri phosphate 100 gm!0 ,alcium carbonate 1 Ag!1 ,opper sulphate 2 Ag!2 ,itric acid 1 Ag!3 ,arbon tetra chloride 10 '!> ,hloro"orm 10 '!! ,upric sulphate 1 8g

!$ ,upric acetate 1 8g!% ,inamic acid 1 Ag!? ,oumarin 1 Ag!@ ,upric o


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?! ,anada balsam 1 '?$ ,alcium acetate 1 8g?% ,etyl alcohol 2 8g?? ,obalt chloride !00 gm?@ ,obalt nitrate !00 gm@0 ,ongo red !0 gm

@1 ,resol red solution !0 gm@2 ,ellulose 1 Ag@3 ,admium chloride 2!0 gm@> ,hloro benDene 2! '@! ,arbapol 1 8g@$ ,alcium phosphate 1 Ag@% ,alcium sulphate 1 Ag@? ,alcium stearate 1 Ag@@ ,arbo


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11% *i sod di hydrogen phosphate ! Ag

11? *e0 Gallic acid !00 gm


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1>1 Glycerine 10 '

1>2 Gum /rabic 1 8g

1>3 Gelatin 1 Ag

1>>Glutamic acid !00 gm

1>! GramEs staining !00 gm

1>$ Giemsa stain !00 ml

1>% Glutamine !00 ml

1>? Glass wool 2 Ag

1>@ Glass slide !0 pacAs

1!0 Glass coer slip !0 pacAs

1!1 5ydrogen per o 5ydro


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1$$ 8iesulgahr 10 pacA

1$% 'itmus paper blue 10 pacA

1$? 'itmusb paper red 2! gm

1$@ 'itmus blue powder 2! gm

1%0 'emon oil - '

1%1 'actose ! Ag

1%2 'ead acetate 1 Ag

1%3 'enoline 1 Ag

1%> 'eishman stain !00 ml

1%! 'ight green 100 gm

1%$ 'ight magnesium carbonate ! Ag

1%% light magnesium o alonic acid !00 gm

1?! aleic acid 1 Ag

1?$ ethanol 10 '

1?% altose 1 Ag

1?? alachite green 2! gm

1?@ ercuric acetate 2!0 gm


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1@0 ethyl blue 2! gm

1@1 ethyl cellulose(20# 10 Ag

1@2 ethyl hydro agnesium chloride 1 Ag

1@! ethyl salicylate ! '

1@$ agnesium tri salicate 1 Ag

1@% ethyl acetate 1 '

1@? acconAey agar !00 gm

1@@ annitol !00 gm

200 ethionine 2! gm

201 enthol !00 gm

202 agnesium stearate powder 2 Ag

203 ineral oil 3 '

20> icro crystalline cellulose 1 Ag

20! ethyl paraben !00 gm

20$ agnesium carbonate 2 Ag

20% ustard oil 1 '

20? agnesium o


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21! 2naphthol 1 Ag

21$ 1napthyle amine 1 Ag

21% =inhydrin !0 gm

21? =utmeg oil 1 '

21@ =itro benDene 2! '

220 =utrient broth !00 gm

221 =icAel chloride 2!0 gm

222 =aphthalene !00 gm

223 =utrient agar !00 gm

22> range oil 1 '

22! leic oil 2 '

22$ Phenolphthalein !00 gm

23! Para""in oil 20 '

23$ Pot -odide 1 Ag

23% Phenyl hydraDine hydro chloride !00 gm:

23? Pot hydrogen phosphate 1 Ag


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23@ Pot eta bi sulphate 2!0 gm

2>0 Pthalic anhydride !00 gm

2>1 Pyrocatechol 1 Ag

2>2Phenol 1 Ag

2>3 Pot5ydride 3 Ag

2>> Pyrogallol 1 Ag

2>! Phloroglucinol 100 gm

2>$ Potchromate 1 Ag

2>% Phenyl urea 2! gm

2>? PotThyiocyanate 1 Ag

2>@ Phthalimide 1 Ag

2!0 Potsodtartrate 2 Ag

2!1 Phenacetine 100 gm

2!2 Pothydrogen phthalate !00 gm

2!3 Picric acid !00 gm

2!> Petroleum ether 2! '

2!! Potchloride 3 Ag

2!$ Para""in so"t ! Ag

2!% Para""in hard ! Ag

2!? Per chloric acid 1 '

2!@ Phosphotungstic acid 2!0 gm

2$0 Petroleum 7elly ! Ag

2$1 Propylene glycol ! '

2$2 Poly sorbate !00 mg

2$3 Proline 2! gm


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2$> phosphoric acid 2! '

2$! Potcitrate !00 gm

2$$ Petroleum ether ! '

2$% Potbromide !00 gm

2$? Palmitic acid 1 Ag

2$@ 2propanol 10 '

2%0 Poly ethylene glycol(>00# 1 '

2%1 Poly ethylene glycol(>000# 1 Ag

2%2 Poly ethylene glycol(?000# 1 Ag

2%3 Poly ethylene glycol(200# 1 '

2%> Potcarbonate 2 Ag

2%! Pot"errocyanide !00 gm

2%$ Potnitrate !00 gm

2%% Potsulphate !00 gm

2%? Poly inyl alcohol 1 Ag

2%@ Poly ethylene 1 Ag

2?0 Poly inyl chloride 1 Ag

2?1 Poly inyl pyrolidone 1 Ag

2?2 pp crosslinAed 1 Ag

2?3 Poidon 1 Ag

2?> Pot"loride !00 gm

2?! Peppermint 2 '

2?$ Paracetamol 1 Ag

2?% Propyl paraben !00 gm


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2?? Resorcinol 2! gm

2?@ Rose oil 1 '

2@0 Raspberry 1'

2@1Sod ,arbonate ! Ag

2@2 Sodhydro Salicylic acid 2 Ag

2@! Starch 2 Ag

2@$ Sodacetate 1 Ag

2@% Sucrose 1 Ag

2@? Sodthio sulphate 1 Ag

2@@ Sulphanilic acid !00 gm

300 Sod nitropruside 2!0 gm

301 Succinic acid 1 Ag

302 Succinamide !00 gm

303 Sodhydrogen sulphate !00 gm

30> Silica gel 2 Ag

30! Salicyladehyde !00 gm

30$ Sod Sulphate 2 Ag

30% SodbenDoate !00 gm

30? Sodmetal 1 Ag

30@ Sod =itrite !00 gm

310 Siler nitrate 2! gm

311 Sod =itrate !00 gm

312 Sa""ranine 2! gm


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313 )ora< 1 Ag

31> Sulphuric acid 10 '

31! Sodcitrate !00 gm

31$ Sublimed sulphur !00 gm

31% Sodchloride ! Ag

31? Saccharine 1 Ag

31@ Sorbitol !00 ml

320 Sod olybdate !00 gm

321 Silica gel moisture 1 Ag

322 Sodacid phosphate !00 gm

323 Sod Sulphite !00 gm

32> Stearic acid 2 Ag

32! Soddi hydrogen phosphate 1 Ag

32$ Sodlauryl sulphate ! Ag

32% Sodsalicylate 3 Ag

32? Sun "lower oil 1 '

32@ Sod bromide !00 gm

330 Sulphanilamide 2!0 gm

331 Sod tungstate 2!0 gm

332 Sod carbo


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33% Thymol 100 gm

33? Turpentine oil ! '

33@ Tannic acid 1 Ag

3>0Tincture o" benDoin !00 ml

3>1 Tragacanth 1 Ag

3>2 Triethylamine 1 '

3>3 Tri chloro acetic acid 2!0 gm

3>> Tryptophan 2! gm

3>! Tyroscine 2! gm

3>$ Tri Sod ,itrate !00 gm

3>% Tincture cardamom !00 ml

3>? Titanium di o@ Talcum ! Ag

3!0 Thymol blue 2! gm

3!1 Tween?0 1 '

3!2 Triethanolamine 1 '

3!3 Tin granular 200 gm

3!> Uniersal ph paper 10 pacAs

3!! Urea 1 Ag

3!$ Faniline 2! gm

3!% Faline 2! gm

3!? 9hatman "ilter paper ! pacAs

3!@ 9ool "at 2 Ag

3$0 9ool alcohol 2 Ag

3$1 Jylose 2! gm


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3$2 Jylene (


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MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS OF GLASSWARE

FOR UNDER-GRADUATE LABORATORIES


S. No. ItemsMinim$m *$antity

Re#$i%e9 (approx for

50 students1 3necA R ) "lasA (100 + 2!0 ml# 30

2 /ir condenser 20

3 /ir steam inlet tube !0

> )uchner "ilter "unnel 20

! )uchner "unnel 10

$ )urettes )orosilicate glass 1!

% ,hina crucible 1!

? ,hina dish 30

@ ,ondenser 20

10 ,one 1!;2 2011 ,one 1!;1 20

12 ,onical lasA lat )ottom (Farious ,apacities# !0

13 *esiccator 10

1> *esiccator plates 1!

1! *rying tube bent 1!

1$ 6SR westergren tube 1!

1% ilter "lasA 1!

1? unnels 30

1@ Gas washing bottle 30

20 Glass coer slip 10 pacA 21 Glass slide plain 10 pacA

22 Gloes !0

23 Graduated ,ylinder (Farious capacities# !0

2> Graduated pipette 30

2! Graduated pipettes4 Pyre< (Farious capacities# 30

2$ 5ollow stopper 1!

2% -ron stand clamp 30

2? 'iebig condenser 1!

2@ agnetic stirrer bar 10

30 arAham still 1!31 elting point apparatus 1!

32 icro Pipettes /d7ustable 1!

33 ultiple adapter 1!

3> Pestle + mortar 1!

3! Petri dish !0

3$ Pycnometer 30

3% Pipette "ilter 30

3? R), pipette 30


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3@ R ) "lasA 30

>0 R "lasA 30

>1 Reagent bottle 100

>2 Receier adopter 30

>3 Receier bend with ent 30

>> Receiing "lasA 20

>! Round )ottom lasA (Farious capacities# 30>$ SocAet 20

>% So? Spatula 20

>@ Spatula small steel 20

!0 Stop corA assembly 20

!1 Syringe disposable 10 pacA

!2 Test Tube 1; 1000 10 PacA

!3 Folumetric lasAs Glass (Farious capacities# 10 each

!> 9), pipette 20

!! 9ater taps 20

!$ ,apillary tube 10 pacA

!% usion tube 10

!? Test tube (! ml + 2! ml# 10 pacA each

!@ unnel plane angle ($0 mm + ?0 mm# 20

$0 Thermometer (100 ,; 110 ,4 3$0, +3>0,# 10 each

$1 9ater distillation plants (6lectric# 2 minimum

$2 )eaAer (!04 1004 2!041000 +2000 ml# 20 each

$3 Separating "unnel (100 ml + 2!0 ml# 10 each$> unnel plain (100 ml# 10 each

$! easuring "lasA (!0410042!04!00 +1000ml# 10 each

$$ Folumetric pipette (10 + 20 ml# 10 each

$% Titration "lasA (!04100 +2!0 ml# 10 each

$? )urette (10 + !0 ml# 10 each

$@ easuring cylinder (104!04100 +2!0 ml# 1! each

%0 ,ondenser (1>;2341@;2$ + 2>;2@# 10 each

%1 Round bottom "lasA (!04100 +1000 ml# 10 each

%2 3necA round bottom "lasA (100 + 2!0 ml# 10 each

%3 Receiing "lasA (!04100 + 2!0 ml# 10 each

%> *esiccator (1>04200 mm4 1!0 ml# ! each

%! *esiccator plate 10

%$ Pycnometer (1042! + !0 ml# 10 each

%% Glass washing bottles (2!0 ml# 1! each

%? ,one 1!;1 and 1!;2 (1>;234 1@;2$# 1! each

%@ *ropping bottle (12! ml# 1! each


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?0 Fiscometer 1!

?1 9atch glass (2 inch + 3 inch# 20 each

?2 Glass slide plain 10 PacA

?3 Glass coer slip 10 PacA

?> Petri dish (> inch# 20

?! -odine "lasA (2!0 ml# 20?$ =eubauerEs chamber 20

?% /ir condenser (,2;114,2;12# 20

?? Glass tile 20

?@ Sa"ety glasses 20

@0 lat bottom "lasA (! '# 10

@1 Rotational iscometer 10

@2 icro pipette 20

@3 9all thermometer 2

@> *epression slide 20

@! ,olony counter 1

@$ iltration assembly !

@% *istillation apparatus glass !

@? Glass ials !0

@@ 'ens "or microscope (10J + >0J# !

Note. /ll the Glass apparatus will be o" ,lass / grade

minimum requirements for establishment of pharmacy institutions

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