Jabir Ibn Hayyan, the father of Arab chemistry, is the Muslim scientist who laid the foundations of chemistry. ... He is credited with the introduction of the experimental method into chemistry, which is used now in chemistry classes. ... Also, Al-Razi was a follower of Jabir Ibn Hayyan, who made many achievements in chemistry. ... This book is considered the greatest book with expanded knowledge of animals and their lives. ... His book Al-Hawi is a collection of medical notes, which he made, and observations from his own medical experience throughout his life. ...

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I did enjoy that book. ... Such as my Chemistry and Physics, I"d rather scratch my eyes out than read that material. ... I would go to class and take notes on the lecture. When it was time for the test I would study my notes. ... The last book I read was Plato's Republic and found it pretty interesting, though I had to read the Cliff notes along with the book. ...

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To analyze these shows, I watched each episode more than once and took note of anything that stood out to me or that I thought sent a message of importance. ... There was a scene where Sofia dropped her book in class and all the little boys ran over to help her; of course she was surprised, but also pleased by this. ... The second cartoon that I will be talking about is Dexter's Laboratory which is about a little boy that finds great pleasure in learning and practicing science; Chemistry in particular. ...

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This brief introductory note is intended to bring you up to speed on some basic details that will help you sort through the article on the Griffey negotiations. ... Teams trade players for all kinds of reasons: to get rid of an expensive player with declining skills; to attract talent at some other position; bad "fit" in team chemistry, etc. ...

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This brief introductory note is intended to bring you up to speed on some basic details that will help you sort through the article on the Griffey negotiations. ... Teams trade players for all kinds of reasons: to get rid of an expensive player with declining skills; to attract talent at some other position; bad "fit" in team chemistry, etc. ...

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This brief introductory note is intended to bring you up to speed on some basic details that will help you sort through the article on the Griffey negotiations. ... Teams trade players for all kinds of reasons: to get rid of an expensive player with declining skills; to attract talent at some other position; bad "fit" in team chemistry, etc. ...

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This brief introductory note is intended to bring you up to speed on some basic details that will help you sort through the article on the Griffey negotiations. ... Teams trade players for all kinds of reasons: to get rid of an expensive player with declining skills; to attract talent at some other position; bad "fit" in team chemistry, etc. ...

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This brief introductory note is intended to bring you up to speed on some basic details that will help you sort through the article on the Griffey negotiations. ... Teams trade players for all kinds of reasons: to get rid of an expensive player with declining skills; to attract talent at some other position; bad "fit" in team chemistry, etc. ...

• Word Count: 3204
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• Grade Level: High School

This brief introductory note is intended to bring you up to speed on some basic details that will help you sort through the article on the Griffey negotiations. ... Teams trade players for all kinds of reasons: to get rid of an expensive player with declining skills; to attract talent at some other position; bad "fit" in team chemistry, etc. ...

• Word Count: 3204
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• Grade Level: High School