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Chemistry in Daily life

Ancient Indian Science: Metallurgy, Glass and Applied Chemistry/**प्राचीन भारतीय विज्ञान : धातुकर्म, काँच तथा अनुप्रयुक्त रसायन विज्ञान**

India possesses a rich scientific heritage reflected in fields such as metallurgy, glass manufacturing, alchemy (Rasashastra), and cosmetic science. Archaeological and textual evidence demonstrate that ancient Indian scholars developed advanced techniques for metal extraction, alloy formation, medicinal chemistry, and material processing.

Similarly, ancient Indian artisans developed sophisticated glass-making technologies using silica, alkaline salts, and metal oxides to produce decorative objects and functional materials.

Traditional knowledge systems also include cosmetic and health sciences based on plant extracts and mineral preparations, demonstrating a holistic understanding of chemistry and human wellbeing.

This course introduces students to these scientific traditions and connects them with modern chemistry, materials science, and sustainability.