Chemistry Classes

We run these Chemistry Classes over in the Bani Park Ambabari area. It is not a huge institute, just a couple of rooms where we get together to study. You will notice the smell of chalk and maybe a bit of dust when you first come in. We have various charts of the elements and chemical reactions pinned to the walls, and some of them have been there so long they are starting to look a bit yellow. The benches are solid and have held up through many years of students sitting on them. Ambabari is a relatively quiet part of town, which helps when you are trying to explain something complicated like organic chemistry. We don't use any fancy computer programs; we mostly just stick to the chalkboard and the textbooks that have been around for ages. There is a small cupboard where we keep some glass jars and basic things for showing simple reactions. Sometimes the fans overhead make a bit of a wobbling sound, but we just ignore it and keep going. Students come here after their regular school, looking a bit tired, so we try to keep things focused so they can go home on time. We keep a box of spare pens and pencils because someone always forgets theirs. It is just a regular, unpretentious place to learn about science. We don't do anything flashy, just the work.