About Me

 

About Me

Hi! I'm Vishalkumar D. Dabhi, a passionate science communicator and researcher from Gujarat, India.

I hold an MSc in Organic Chemistry from Gujarat University and have hands-on experience in:

  • Green and sustainable chemical synthesis 

  • Academic research in natural product chemistry and theoretical drug design🧪

This blog is where I combine my passion for chemistry and communication, simplifying scientific concepts for students, researchers, and curious minds.

What You’ll Find Here:

✅ Surprising chemistry facts from everyday life
✅ Interesting Concepts of Chemistry, Physics and Historical Science
✅ Educational insights and student-friendly Concepts 
✅ Animal Chemistry and Interesting Facts 

Why I Started This Blog:

To inspire the next generation of chemists and share valuable, practical knowledge in a creative and engaging way.

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📩 vishaldabhi1668@gmail.com

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