1001 Inventions
Edited by Salim T. S. al-Hassani
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“…basis of today's chemistry were created and developed. jabir ibn Hayyan discovered vitally important acids like sulfuric, nitric, and nitromuriatic acid, while AI-Razi set up a modern laboratory, designing and using more than…”
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“…university patron Fatima al-Fihri and late eighth-century chemist Jabir ibn Hayyan, whose innovations live on today. Ear ly chemists distilled fragrances from plants and flowers in the eighth and ninth centuries, a practice…”
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“…41.:. '1f\ t"'-o:- ,!li£&-JlDistillation � l ca 722 Jabir ibn Hayyan is born. He is considered the "father of chemistry." • MUSLIM EVENTS • EUROPEAN EVENTS Astrolabe ca 777 Astrolabe maker and astronomer…”
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“…Hayyan, or Geber (722 to ca 815, Iran) Jabir ibn Hayyan was known in the West as Geb er, and all scholars agree that he is the founder of chemistr y. The son…”
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“…laid important foundations of the modern chemical industry. jabir ibn Hayyan, and hi s su ccessor, Mu hamm ad ibn Zakariya ai-Razi, developed new ways of classifying su bstances and organizing chemical knowledge.…”
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“…communities, such as Christians living under Muslim rule. Jabir ibn Hayyan described a cooling technique that could be applied for its distillation. The distilled alcohol and alcoholic mashes were then used in chemical…”
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“…Ja bir ibn Hayyan • Jabir ibn Hayyan FuLL NAME: Abu Musa Jab ir ibn Hayyan, known in the West as Geber BoRN: 722 in Ius, Iran DIED: 815 in…”
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“…which was flrst discovered by a Muslim like Jabir ibn Hayyan (Geber). Boyle and Geber ' astronomer Mohammed Abu al-Wafa' al-Buzjani both championed the experimental approach to about 6oo years earlier . chemistry,…”
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“…Aflah (1100- 1145); Seville, Spain; mathematician and astronomer. Jabir ibn Hayyan, Abu Mu sa, also known as Geber (722-815); Tus, Iran, and lived and worked in Kufa, Iraq; chemist, druggist, and physician. R.H…”
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