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the loss of the .... In 1747 the German chemist Andreas Marggraf identified 
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in 1747, a German chemist named Andreas S. Marggraf discovered a process for 
extracting sucrose from Sugar Beets. ... As a result, beet-sugar extraction began 
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his extraction and crystallization of sugar from plants commonly grown in Europe. 
In 1747 he used boiling rectified alcohol to extract the juice from the dried roots of 
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Large-scale production and use of

Question: A new industry in Europe began in 1747 when Andreas Marggraf discovered this in beets
Answer: sugar