Johannes Sibertus Kuffler
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Johannes Sibertus Kuffler
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Johannes Sibertus Kuffler (1595–1677) was a German inventor and chemist, from Cologne.
He had a 1618 doctorate from the University of Padua. After he married Catherina, daughter of Cornelius Drebbel, he started in a successful dyeing business in Leiden, with his brother Abraham. Supposedly he used a procedure invented by his father-in-law, using stannic chloride as a fixative.
He was an associate of Johann Glauber, and went into an alchemical venture with Johann Moriaen and Benjamin Worsley.
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German chemist (1595–1677)
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