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Census • Person •
Caspar Neumann
aka:
Neuman
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Census • Person •
Caspar Neumann
aka:
Neuman
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born
died
1683, Jul 11
1737, Oct 20
a German/Polish chemist
and apothecary. In 2009, Alexander Kraft established that it was Caspar Neumann who conveyed the secret formula for preparing the first synthetic pigment, Prussian blue, to the Royal Society in England in 1723.
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