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Promotional booklet describing Neoprene, a rubber-like material made from polymerized chloroprene manufactured and sold by the E. I. du Pont de Nemours &amp; Company. The publication describes the basic chemical and physical properties of the material, its potential uses, product varieties, and its desirable qualities for industrial applications. Includes an interleaved pamphlet titled A Short History of Neoprene: A Chemical Triumph, which provides a brief timeline of the substance's development, beginning in 1925 and ending with a note on future considerations.</div>
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