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Re: Cellulose/polyethylene terphthalate blends

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From: Sarah Lowengard <sarahl@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2008 16:10:42 -0500
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Jamie

Without having cracked open a book or anything, I'd say 1941 is probably about right: PET was one of the fibers developed under the auspices of the Army/the Textile Research Institute in the ramp-up to the Second World War.

Best regards

Sarah

Sarah Lowengard
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New York City

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- Cellulose/polyethylene terphthalate blends
  - From: James Martin

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