The initial chemist
The article discusses the life and work of my grandfather, the writer, who was the first chemist in Madaba and specialized in whitening copper utensils using harsh chemicals such as sulfuric acid and nitrate. The article highlights that my grandfather would test his experiments on family members, attempting to treat his brother with caustic substances that led to serious injuries, reflecting his excessive ambition in the medical field. It describes how my grandfather was calm at first but became irritable when working. It also points to his extended family history, which is intertwined with legends and traditions, emphasizing the need to "whiten" society and conditions through his and his ancestors' experiences.
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