Advert for Imperial Chemical Industries; shortage of rubber
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Advert for Imperial Chemical Industries; shortage of rubber
During World War Two, Britain got 90% of their suppies of natural rubber from Japan, due to this, rubber became scarce. Old rubber was collected from old tyres and worn hose-pipes, and the organic chemical industry was trying to develop and manufacture synthtic rubbers of different types from common raw material such as coal and oils.
1942
Media ID 8202909
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
1942 Chemical Coal Collected Develop Developing Development Effort Grown Imports Industries Iron Laboratory Material Materials Mechanised Nation Overseas Plantations Re Cycle Recycling Research Rubber Scarce Scientists Scrap Scraps Shipping Shortage Shortages Supplied Supplies Supply Synthetic
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