Nylon and Dupont

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March 3, 2016

 

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This led to the invention and commercialization of nylon in 1938--the beginning of the modern materials revolution. (Prior to this, the group yielded neoprene synthetic rubber in 1933.) Dr. Wallace H. Carothers, the inventor of nylon, at DuPont. Dr. Carothers' work in polymerization set in motion the modern materials revolution that continues to this day in the development of products that replicate nature yet add specific characteristics such as fire resistance, insulation, and light weight plus strength...
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This led to the invention and commercialization of nylon in 1938--the beginning of the modern materials revolution. (Prior to this, the group yielded neoprene synthetic rubber in 1933.) Dr. Wallace H. Carothers, the inventor of nylon, at DuPont. Dr. Carothers' work in polymerization set in motion the modern materials revolution that continues to this day in the development of products that replicate nature yet add specific characteristics such as fire resistance, insulation, and light weight plus strength...
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