Some particularly famous Filipino chemists and their contributions include:
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The Philippines have had numerous chemists that have contributed to the world, including chemists from the past such as Daniel Dingel, who tried to invent a water-powered car in 1969 although he did not have particular success with his contribution. The main factor in most of the contributions has been to improve the world being lived in.
Agapito Flores is another example of a chemist who is credited with the invention of the fluorescent lamp, which is a main lighting source of today. Though Flores is credited with it, his invention was on the backbone of Edison's work.
- Julian Banzon - worked in ethyl ester fuels using sugarcane.
- Francisco Quisumbing - established the Quink ink.
- Ramon Barba - created new crop techniques for flowering using a potassium nitrate spray.
- Francisco Santos - worked in chemical composition of food and nutritional values.
- Rolando De La Cruz - invented a skin cream to help with cancer.
- Alfredo Santos - a biochemical chemist working with isolation and elucidation techniques.
- Anacleto Del Rosario - helped with research on castor oil in native plants. He received a prize at the World Fair in Paris in 1881.
- Fe Del Mundo - a scholar of medicine who invented the incubator.
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The Philippines have had numerous chemists that have contributed to the world, including chemists from the past such as Daniel Dingel, who tried to invent a water-powered car in 1969 although he did not have particular success with his contribution. The main factor in most of the contributions has been to improve the world being lived in.
Agapito Flores is another example of a chemist who is credited with the invention of the fluorescent lamp, which is a main lighting source of today. Though Flores is credited with it, his invention was on the backbone of Edison's work.