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    I'd recommend picking up 1-5 old laptops or desktop computers and just set one out on a bench in front of you, then tear it down and and examine pieces, separate all commodities in different containers. You learn a lot just from getting some hands on experience, and you will learn to distinguish one material from another doing this. You can work on speed/efficiency later, and move on to different items.


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