INDIAN CHEMICAL COUNCIL

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Indian Chemical Council (ICC)
INDIAN CHEMICAL COUNCIL

The logo of Indian Chemical Council (ICC) has a hexagram created using green and black triangles with circles of these colours placed on the corners with its name written in sans serif capitals and lowercase letters in black. The hexagram refers to perfect harmony among all things in life, with its points providing insight into how we can strive towards achieving this goal; also the hexagrams with circles imitate the structure of atoms; the colour green denotes nature, eco-friendliness, growth and nourishment and the black denotes just, rational and being scientific.

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