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A company once offered a monetary prize for someone to invent an alternative substitute for the construction of one of their products. A printer decided to set up his own company in order to create this material. The printer did manage to invent the required substance and become famous for its discovery. What was the discovery, what was the initial usage, and how is it related to dentistry?
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#56989. Asked by peasypod. (Apr 30 05 10:57 PM)
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peasypod
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Nice One gmack, definately worth a non scratchy roll.
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gmackematix
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I shall enjoy it. In the meantime, can you tell me which Brummie manufactured a very similar plastic three years before Hyatt patented his invention?
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peasypod
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Hmmmm, what about Parkesine, by Alexander Parkes?
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gmackematix
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I thought you'd get that Peasy. It was indeed Parkesine, or "a beautiful substance for the Arts" as he promoted it.
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