Home > Chemical Heritage Foundation >   Polymers and People: An Informal History
	Our Price: $8.00 By Eric Elliott Year: 1986 Pages: 32 Binding Paperback ISBN 0-941901-04-1 Product Code: 0941901041

Description   This book seeks to show the public how polymers and people are the closest of partners in everyday life. It introduces Wallace Carothers and other scientists who developed plastics, rubbers, and resins. It also illustrates how polymers are fashioned and their increasing role in our future.

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