Investigating The Chemical Composition Of Minerals Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India

Investigating The Chemical Composition Of Minerals (Product Code: SLE/ES/10) is a mounted-specimen project that explains how the predominant elements of the Earth's crust combine into the "recipes" for minerals. Real minerals from seven chemical families (silicate, sulfate, sulfide, oxide, halide, carbonate and native element) are mounted on an 18 in x 24 in chart, wood framed on a sturdy backing, and the product listing also includes 10 additional rocks and charts. It links chemistry and earth science teaching and is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, a laboratory equipment supplier in India.

Specifications

Typical Use

The display lets a teacher move from the list of elements that dominate the crust to the minerals built from them. Students look at each mounted family, note which element or group (for example sulfate, carbonate or oxide) defines it, and compare the appearance of minerals that share an anion. Native elements provide a useful contrast because they occur uncombined. A worksheet asking students to write the family, likely elements present and one visible property for each mineral turns the chart into an active exercise.

It pairs well with a periodic table chart in Indian school labs, helping chemistry students see that the symbols and formulas they learn describe real materials underfoot. Hang the frame away from damp walls and direct sunlight, and discourage handling of the mounted specimens; dust gently with a soft brush when needed.

Supplier

ScienceLab, the brand of Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited in Ambala, Haryana, supplies this mineral display to schools and colleges as part of its earth science and chemistry teaching range. Company background is on our company profile.

Related Earth Science Equipment

Resources that extend a lesson on mineral composition:

• Periodic Table of Chemical Elements chart — for locating the elements that make up each mineral family
• Mineral ID Starter Set — loose minerals and tools for hands-on physical testing
• Minerals Test Kit — streak plate, magnet and hardness scale for identification practicals
• Ores Of Common Metals — shows how oxide and sulfide minerals become sources of metals
• Investigating Geological Time And Fossils Chart — a companion framed specimen chart for the same wall

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which mineral families are represented?
Silicate, sulfate, sulfide, oxide, halide, carbonate and native element minerals are mounted on the chart.

How large is the display?
The chart is 18 in x 24 in, wood framed on sturdy backing.

What are the 10 additional rocks and charts?
They are listed as part of this product. The exact items are not detailed in our current notes, so please contact us for the full contents list.

Can I get a list of the individual minerals?
Yes, on request. We will confirm the specimen names with your quotation.

Is it better suited to chemistry or geography classes?
Both. It explains how crustal elements build minerals, so it supports chemistry lessons on compounds as well as earth science units on rocks and minerals.

What information does a school need to provide for a quotation?
Product code SLE/ES/10, quantity, delivery location and any tender paperwork your institution uses.

Is international shipping possible?
Yes. We supply India and international markets; warranty and delivery terms are confirmed per order.

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Last updated: 24 September 2026