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Ferdinand Gerhard Wiechmann was born on November 12, 1858 in Brooklyn, N. Y. , the son of Ernst Gustav and Anna C'cilie (Albers) Wiechmann, both of German ancestry.
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Ferdinand Gerhard Wiechmann was born on November 12, 1858 in Brooklyn, N. Y. , the son of Ernst Gustav and Anna C'cilie (Albers) Wiechmann, both of German ancestry.
After attending the Brooklyn schools, he studied chemistry under C. F. Chandler at the Columbia School of Mines, from which he received the degree of Ph. B. (1881) and Ph. D. (1882). The following year he spent in the study of chemistry at the University of Berlin.
Upon his return to America he accepted a position as private assistant to Dr. Chandler and instructor in chemistry in the Columbia School of Mines (1884 - 97). From 1883 to 1885 he acted as chemist for the Brooklyn Sugar Refining Company and then for six months with the Havemeyer Refining Company of Green Point. During the years from 1887 to 1909, as chief chemist for the Havemeyer and Elder Sugar Refining Company of Brooklyn, N. Y. (later the American Sugar Refining Company), he devoted much attention to improving methods of sampling, analyzing, and making sugar. He resigned his position with the American Sugar Refining Company in 1909 in order to devote himself to private consulting practice. At this time he took out a series of patents for a vegetable albumin plastic called "protal. " In 1911 he was expert and consultant for the Gramercy Refinery of the Colonial Sugars Company in Louisiana. He became interested in the dehydration of sugarbeet cossettes about 1915 and published numerous articles upon the economic advantages of the use of dehydrated cossettes in beet sugar manufacture. From 1918 until his death in 1919 he was chief chemist of the Warner Sugar Refining Company at Edgewater, N. J.
He was among the first in America to propose the use of kieselguhr as a filter aid in the clarification of sugar solutions. His well-known Sugar Analysis (1890) for several decades was the leading treatise upon the subject. In addition to his Sugar Analysis, Wiechmann published Lecture Notes on Theoretical Chemistry (1893), Chemistry - Its Evolution and Achievements (1899), and Notes on Electrochemistry (1906). Under the pen name of Forest Monroe he published a novel, Maid of Montauk (1902). He was also a contributor of many articles to chemical and technological journals. He rendered distinguished services for many years as secretary of the International Commission on Uniform Methods of Sugar Analysis at its Vienna, Paris, Berlin, and New York meetings. An accomplished linguist, he officiated as interpreter at international congresses of chemistry, where his kindly, courteous manner won him a host of friends.
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On March 26, 1885, he was married to Marie Helen Damrosch, daughter of Leopold Damrosch.