Chemistry plays a significant role in our daily lives, and even young children at the elementary level are beginning to understand how the world around them affects them. The chemicals utilized in a high school chemistry lab are quite similar to those used in a professional chemistry lab. However, the main differences lie in the personnel handling the chemicals, the procedures followed, the rate of usage, and the environment in which they are used. When conducting experiments involving chemicals, it is crucial to adhere to proper procedures, safety precautions, and appropriate disposal methods. Some commonly used chemicals in laboratories include ethanol, sulfuric acid, nitric acid, hydrogen peroxide, and sodium hydroxide. These chemicals can be employed for investigative or diagnostic purposes, such as in the production of medications or in laboratory experiments. Typically, these experiments are conducted on small-scale samples of inorganic substances (e.g., rocks), organic substances, or even biological specimens. Chemical analysis equipment is utilized to determine, characterize, and quantify the chemical components present in gas, liquid, and solid samples. Educational institutes such as Scholls, Collages, Universities, and research Centers are the most important tool for the society. Dawn Scientific would love our scientists to grow.

Dawn Scientific knows that Universities and Colleges put their valuable efforts to generate great scientist for our society, at the same time we know most universities are tight on their budget. We as a scientific community would like to offer a fixed rate discount to all universities and colleges to lower their expenses towards laboratory requirements. At Dawn Scientific, we strive to make lab work convenient, efficient, and especially easy for universities, colleges, and schools. Our Chemicals, Reagents, like Ethanol, Acetone, Inorganic Reagents, High purity solvents, Glassware, Plasticwares, are being used in universities, high schools, and colleges to help students learn about chemistry and chemical engineering.