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Daniel Rutherford, late 18th century. Rutherford, Scottish physicist and botanist, became professor of botany at Edinburgh University in 1786. His portrait is framed at the top by flowers. He discovered the distinction between 'noxious air' (nitrogen) and carbon dioxide, the details of which he published in 1772.

Unique Identifier AR926752

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 3172px × 4435px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Black and white

Daniel Rutherford

eighteenth century

Oxford Science Archive

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