Although experimental organic fibers existed as early as 1913, the first commercially viable synthetics were invented during the 1930s and 1940s.
The invention of synthetic rubber goes back to before the First World War and the stuff was produced on quite a scale in Germany in 1914-18. In the 1920s and 1930s new types of commercially viable synthetic rubber were invented. My grandfather Glenn Havens was behind the idea of synthetic glue. The man was a genius. He worked at nasa as a think tank worker
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It is not commercially viable.
Not commercially viable.
It depends if the producers consider it commercially viable.
It's funny, you are like the "Americans" you are trying to insult. You read patented as meaning invented. Edison created the first commercially viable light bulb, he didn't invent the technology.
The role of chemistry in society and industry include making chemicals for war, products to treat crops in order to maintain a large and viable food supply, and the invention of things such as plastic and synthetic fibers.
Only if someone can make money from it. It will have to be commercially viable.
The 1st commercially viable RC car was made in the 1940's, this was a nitro car. It was made by an Italian company called El-Gi (Elettronica Giocattoli). The 1st electric car that was commercially available was made in the early 1970's.
No. Boeing and Airbus do not have any supersonic planes which are commercially viable for airtravel yet
Make changes in the operation so as to be able to increase production to a commercially viable level.
There are no commercially available or viable electric cars on the market today. The answer is virtually zero.