Determination of Physical Parametrs of Drug Levofloxacin

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The study investigates the physical properties of Levofloxacin in aqueous solutions, focusing on density, conductivity, viscosity, surface tension, and refractive index across various temperatures. Key findings include a decrease in apparent molar volume with rising temperature, while viscosity and surface tension increase with higher concentrations. The research highlights the role of hydrogen bonding in viscosity changes and notes consistent Equivalent Conductance values across temperatures. These insights contribute to understanding the solution behavior of this drug.