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    This document profiles 10 notable Filipino inventors and scientists: Anacleto Del Rosario who invented a process to extract alcohol from palm sap; Francisco Quisumbing who invented Quink ink; Gregorio Zara who developed the first videophone; Julian Banzon who researched alternative fuels from plants; Manuel Guerrero who studied beriberi in infants; Ignacio Mercado who recorded over 200 Philippine plant species; Trinidad Pardo de Tavera who wrote scholarly works on Philippine language and culture; Ramon Barba who developed a process for year-round mango production; Agapito Flores who invented the fluorescent light tube funnel; and Juan Salcedo Jr. who developed vitamin B1-

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    This document profiles 10 notable Filipino inventors and scientists: Anacleto Del Rosario who invented a process to extract alcohol from palm sap; Francisco Quisumbing who invented Quink ink; Gregorio Zara who developed the first videophone; Julian Banzon who researched alternative fuels from plants; Manuel Guerrero who studied beriberi in infants; Ignacio Mercado who recorded over 200 Philippine plant species; Trinidad Pardo de Tavera who wrote scholarly works on Philippine language and culture; Ramon Barba who developed a process for year-round mango production; Agapito Flores who invented the fluorescent light tube funnel; and Juan Salcedo Jr. who developed vitamin B1-

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    This document profiles 10 notable Filipino inventors and scientists: Anacleto Del Rosario who invented a process to extract alcohol from palm sap; Francisco Quisumbing who invented Quink ink; Gregorio Zara who developed the first videophone; Julian Banzon who researched alternative fuels from plants; Manuel Guerrero who studied beriberi in infants; Ignacio Mercado who recorded over 200 Philippine plant species; Trinidad Pardo de Tavera who wrote scholarly works on Philippine language and culture; Ramon Barba who developed a process for year-round mango production; Agapito Flores who invented the fluorescent light tube funnel; and Juan Salcedo Jr. who developed vitamin B1-

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    Anacleto Del Rosario

    - invented the formula for producing a pure kind of alcohol from tuba in a nipa palm. Del Rosario extracted
    castor oil from the palma christi, literally the "palm of Christ" (castor bean), a native plant in the Philippines.

    2. Francisco Quisumbing

    - the inventor of Quink ink used by The Parker Pen Company.

    3. Gregorio Zara

    - developed the first videophone or two-way television-telephone. The device left the realm of science fiction and
    comic books when Zara patented it in 1955 as a “photo phone signal separator network.”

    4. Julian Banzon

    - Banzon is credited for his research in alternative fuel. He researched on the production of ethyl ester fuels from
    sugarcane and coconuts and devised a method of extracting residual coconut oil through chemical means.

    5. Manuel Guerrero

    - was a Filipino medical doctor who studied beriberi in infants in the Philippines.

    6. Ignacio Mercado

    - Known to be the first local botanist to record more than 200 plants that thrived in the Philippines. No one knew
    the names or benefits of plants during this era and his works greatly contributed to discovery of plant species.

    7. Trinidad Pardo de Tavera

    - An outstanding Filipinologist who wrote notable scholarly works in various fields of Oriental and Philippine
    studies; language, anthropology, folklore, etc. One of his book 'Plantas Medicinales de Filipinas' is an outstanding
    study on the different medicinal plants of the conutry.

    8. Ramon Barba

    - is a well-known Filipino scientist, especially to agriculturally involved individuals in the Philippines for contributing
    towards advancements in the mango industry. He developed a process that caused the flowering and fruiting of
    mango trees three times a year, instead on once a year, so dramatically improving yields.

    9. Agapito Flores

    - A Filipino Inventor who is known for his funnel of the Fluorescent light tube invention. It is a tubular electric lamp
    coated with a fluorescent material on its inner surface which contains mercury vapor whose bombardment
    electrons from the cathode provides ultraviolet light that causes the material to emit visible light.

    10. Juan Salcedo Jr.

    - major contribution are the development of enriched rice, a variety fortified with vitamin B1 that helps prevent
    beriberi. With its discovery it helped reduce the cases of beriberi in the Philippines and other countries. He has also
    published 265 works and studies in the Philippine and foreign science journals. And as science administrator, he
    helps execute science policy improvement, science endorsement and scientific manpower improvement.

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