Andrew Plummer
Andrew Plummer FRCP (1697–1756) was a Scottish physician and chemist. He was professor of chemistry at the University of Edinburgh from 1726 to 1755. He developed ideas on the attractive and repulsive forces involved in chemical affinity, which later had influence on his successors William Cullen and Joseph Black. He compounded "Plummer's pills", a mixture of calomel and antimony sulfide with guaiacum; the pills were originally compounded to treat psoriasis but were used for more than a century as an antisyphilitic. Provided by Wikipedia-
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4by Min Pan, Chenggang Yuan, Hastha Anpalagan, Andrew Plummer, Jun Zou, Junhui Zhang, Chris BowenGet full text
Published 2020-08-01
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8by Jennifer Rota, Luis Lowe, Paul A. Rota, William Bellini, Susan Redd, Gustavo Dayan, Rob van Binnendijk, Susan Hahné, Graham Tipples, Jeannette Macey, Rita Espinoza, Drew Posey, Andrew Plummer, John Bateman, José Gudiño, Edith Cruz-Ramirez, Irma Lopez-Martinez, Luis Anaya-Lopez, Teneg Holy Akwar, Scott Giffin, Verónica Carrión, Jan Felix Drexler, Andrea Vicari, Christina Tan, Bruce Wolf, Katherine Wytovich, Peter Borus, Francis Mbugua, Paul Chege, Janeth Kombich, Chantal Akoua-Koffi, Sheilagh Smit, Henry Bukenya, Josephine Bwogi, Frederick Ndhoga Baliraine, Jacques Kremer, Claude Muller, Sabine SantibanezGet full text
Published 2006-11-01
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9by Chen, LifenOther Authors: “...Zang, Jun ; Hillis, Andrew ; Plummer, Andrew...”
Published 2015
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