John Mayow

Also known as John Mayo, John Mayouwe, Johannes Mayow

British chemist and doctor

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John Mayow was a male physician, chemist, and physiologist who was a member of the Royal Society. He was educated at Wadham College and was recognized in the Royal Society collection. Mayow received the award of Fellow of the Royal Society. He was a citizen of the United Kingdom and spoke English.

Mayow was born in 1640 or 1641 and died in London on January 1, 1679. He authored twelve works, including *Tractatus duo quorum prior agit de respiratione*, *Chemical experiments and opinions*, and *Tractatus duo, quorum prior agit De respiratione, alter De rachitide*. His works are also listed alongside *D. Laurentii Heisteri Serniss. Brunsuicens. Luneberg. Ducis ... institutiones chirurgicæ* and *Medico-physical works*. He is described by the *Encyclopædia Britannica* 11th edition.

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Born: 1641
Died: 1679
Works: 12

Top works

D. Laurentii Heisteri Serniss. Brunsuicens. Luneberg. Ducis ... institutiones chirurgicæ
Medico-physical works
Johannis Mayow Londinensis doctoris & medici, nec non coll. omin. anim. in universitate Oxoniensi socii opera omnia medico-physica
Tractatus duo quorum prior agit de respiratione
Chemical experiments and opinions

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