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The key breakthrough came in 1659, when alchemist Johann Rudolf Glauber published a paper describing how to make purple of Cassius.
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Johann Rudolf Glauber (1604-68) discovered sodium sulphate.
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Alchemical works were written by the important practical chemist, Johann Rudolf Glauber and the medical chemistry of the Renaissance alchemists found a new proponent in the revision of Franciscus Sylvius de la Böe whose work went through numerous seventeenth-and eighteenth-century editions.
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Johann Rudolf Glauber was born at Karlstadt in 1604.
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