When was nylon invented and do the letters NY and LON stand for New York and London?
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By Dupont, 1935: inventors.about.com Probably doesnt mean NewYork and London

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NYLON WAS INVENTED BY WALLACE CAROTHERS IN 1935. tHERE WAS A GREAT DEMAND FOR IT AS IT WAS USED FOR PARACHUTES AND TIRES. IT IS ALSO STILL USED TODAY IN THE TOOTHBRUSH, STOCKINGS, AND FISHING LINE.

A "nylon commuter" is someone who commutes between New York and London.

A number of "Brand Names " were developed by the inventing company, DUPONT Chemicals, such as NYLON, BANLON, ORLON and RAYON. All were types of woven textiles. Jim Bunting. Toronto.

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