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Roxaaafr100🐹🎩
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Stephanie Louise Kwolek, a chemist and inventor, was born in America. This chemist invented a very light material called Kevlar, which is 5 times stronger and lighter than steel, and is used in the manufacture of products such as bulletproof vests, kitchen gloves, mobile phones, airplane parts and suspension bridges.
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Tabasom
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Very good 👍😊
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ErihaNarcisa🔥⚡🎭🍄🐣
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Kwolek's invention of Kevlar has had a profound impact on various fields, enhancing safety and performance in numerous products and applications. Her pioneering work in polymer chemistry has left a lasting legacy, and she is celebrated as one of the most influential inventors of the 20th century.
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ErihaNarcisa🔥⚡🎭🍄🐣
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Some common uses include bulletproof vests for law enforcement and military personnel, protective gloves for industrial and kitchen use, as well as in aerospace and automotive industries for components like airplane parts and suspension bridges.
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ErihaNarcisa🔥⚡🎭🍄🐣
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Kevlar, a synthetic fiber first developed by Kwolek in the 1960s, is renowned for its exceptional strength-to-weight ratio. It is about five times stronger than steel by weight and has a variety of applications due to its remarkable properties.
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ErihaNarcisa🔥⚡🎭🍄🐣
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Absolutely! Stephanie Louise Kwolek was indeed an American chemist and inventor best known for her creation of Kevlar. Born on July 31, 1923, in New Kensington, Pennsylvania, she made significant contributions to materials science during her career with DuPont.
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Fathemeh 🎩
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I think I heard her before a little bit but I didn’t know the details. Thank you for sharing!👌🏻😍
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ErihaNarcisa🔥⚡🎭🍄🐣
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10 $DEGEN
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elnaz🎩🐹
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Good 30 $DEGEN
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