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Acids donate H⁺, while bases accept H⁺, forming conjugate acid–base pairs. pH and pOH measure the acidity or alkalinity of pharmaceutical solutions. Buffer systems resist changes in pH and maintain formulation stability. The Henderson–Hasselbalch equation helps calculate and control buffer pH. In pharmacy, pH and buffers are crucial for drug stability, solubility, absorption, efficacy, and patient safety.




















