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Plastics Make the Package Dow Makes the Plastics

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Pamphlet reviews plastic packaging manufactured by Dow Chemical Company including flexible films like Saran Wrap, foamed products such as Styrofoam, coatings including Ethocel, as well as molding and extrusion materials like Styron. Photographs of products utilizing Dow plastic packaging accompany content.

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Dow Chemical Company. “Plastics Make the Package Dow Makes the Plastics.” Midland, Michigan, 1953. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/bz60cx26h.

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