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The History of Adhesives and Glue
Archeologists excavating burial sites from 4000 BC have discovered clay pots repaired with glue made from tree sap. We know that the ancient Greeks developedadhesives for use in carpentry, and created recipes for glue that included the following items as ingredients: egg whites, blood, bones, milk, cheese, vegetables and grains. Tar and beeswax were used by theRomans for glue. Around 1750, the first glue or adhesive patent was issued in Britain. The glue was made from fish. Patents were then rapidly issued for adhesives using natural rubber, animal bones,fish, starch, milk protein or casein.
Superglue - Synthetic Glue
Superglue or Krazy Glue is a substance called cyanoacrylate that was discovered by Dr. Harry Coover while working for Kodak ResearchLaboratories to develop an optically clear plastic for gunsights in 1942. Coover rejected cyanoacrylate because it was too sticky.
In 1951, cyanoacrylate was rediscovered by Coover and Dr FredJoyner. Coover was now supervising research at the Eastman Company in Tennessee. Coover and Joyner were researching a heat-resistant acrylate polymer for jet canopies when Joyner spread a film of ethylcyanoacrylate between refractometer prisms and discovered that the prisms were glued together.Coover finally realized that cyanoacrylate was a useful product and in 1958 the Eastman compound #910 wasmarketed and later packaged as superglue.
Hot Glue - Thermoplastic Glue
Hot glue or hot melt adhesives are thermoplastics that are applied hot (often using glue guns) and then harden as they cool.Hot glue and glue guns are commonly used for arts and crafts because of the wide range of materials that hot glue can stick together.Procter & Gamble chemical and packaging engineer, Paul Copeinvented thermoplastic glue around 1940 as an improvement to water-based adhesives that were failing in humid climates.

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