Weakily acidic drugs are majorily absorbed in stomach why
Answers
Answered by
0
But, I think that the drug is more absorbed in the small intestine because small intestine has a larger surface area than stomach. Most drugs are salts of either weak acids or weak bases. They are absorbed in the undissociated, lipid soluble, form. ... A weak acid drug molecule is prone to be non-ionised in stomach pH.
Answered by
0
Most drugs are salts of either weak acids or weak bases. They are absorbed in the undissociated, lipid soluble, form. A weak acid drug molecule is prone to be non-ionised in stomach pH.
Similar questions