The Laboratory is exploring new business fields that will grow to be core businesses in the future. Energy-related research that fully utilizes fine chemical synthesis technologies is an example of such forward-looking thinking.

DNS Exports has been supplying rare & fine chemicals for laboratory.

Some of the key applications of our fine chemicals in laboratory & research industry are:

• Ammonium Acetate
  Synonym : Acetic acid ammonium salt
  Uses : Application in lab for determining Pb, Fe, and separating (PbSO4) from other.
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• Ammonium Sulphate
  Synonym : Sulphuric acid Diammonium Salt
  Uses : Manufacturing ammonia alum, Analytical uses; freezing mixtures
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• Potassium Sulphate
  Uses : The reagent grade is used in the kjeldahl determination of nitrogen.
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• Tri Potassium Phosphate
  Synonym : Potassium Phosphate Tri Basic
  Uses : In Laboratory
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• Sodium Acetate
  Uses : Anhydrous form as auxiliary in acetylations, tri hydrate in photography as reagent, in analytical lab, chemistry to eliminate effect of strong acid, use for buffer & as mordant in dyeing.
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• Sodium Sulphate
  Uses : For standardizing dyes, in freezing, mixtures in dying, in kejeldahl nitrogen determination.
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• Sodium Phosphate Di
  Synonym : Di sodium Hydrogen Phosphate
  Uses : As reagent and buffer in analytical chemistry.
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• Zinc Acetate
  Uses : As reagent in testing for albumin, tannin, urobilin, phosphate, blood.
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• Zinc Sulphate
  Uses : As reagent in analytical chemistry
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