Antimony is a chemical element. It is denoted with symbol Sb and its atomic number is 51. It is bright grey metalloid mostly used in lead alloys and commonly found… Read more »

Americium is a synthetic element. It is symbolized by Am and its atomic number is 95. It is silvery-white comparatively soft radioactive metal. It was discovered and isolated by the… Read more »

Einsteinium is a synthetic element. It is represented by the chemical symbol Es and its atomic number is 99. It is silvery-white soft, radioactive and paramagnetic metal. It was discovered… Read more »

Morganite is a mineral and best known gemstone. It is also known as pink emerald and pink or rose beryl. It is a part of gemstones beryl family. It was… Read more »

Methoxyflurane is non-flammable halogenated ether. It was used as a volatile inhalational anesthetic in clinical. It was first synthesized by William T. Miller and his chemist’s team in the late… Read more »

Halothane is a colorless, mellow- smelling general inhalational anesthetic. It contains a bromine atom. It was first synthesized in 1951 by prominent British chemist, Charles Walter Suckling. He first examines… Read more »

Lidocaine is a general local antiarrhythmic and local anesthetic drug. It is the first amino amide-type local anesthetic used to abate burning, itching and pain from skin infections. It is… Read more »

Amylocaine is considered the first synthetic local anesthetic. It was mostly used in spinal anesthesia. It was patented and synthesized in 1903 by French medicinal chemist, Ernest Fourneau. He synthesizes… Read more »

Nitrous oxide is known as chemical compound and nitrogen’s oxide. Its chemical formula is N2O. It is mainly used in dentistry and surgery for its analgesic and anesthetic effects. It… Read more »