In 1968, 3M chemist Spencer Silver set out to develop a super-strong adhesive for the aerospace industry. [X] Silver spent years promoting his discovery to colleagues, but it was not until a coworker used it to anchor bookmarks in a hymnal that the Post-it Note was born.
The writer wants to replace the bracketed marker [X] with a sentence that emphasizes both the unexpected outcome of Silver's research and the specific characteristics of his new substance. Which choice best fulfills this goal?
- Instead of a powerful glue, he created a weak adhesive that stuck lightly to surfaces and could be easily removed without leaving residue.Cevap
- BInstead of a powerful glue, he created a weak adhesive, it stuck lightly to surfaces and could be easily removed without leaving residue.
- CHe was disappointed that his adhesive was not strong enough to meet the rigorous demands of aerospace manufacturing.
- DAlthough the project failed to yield the intended results, the company supported his efforts to find another use for the low-tack adhesive.
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The correct option is the sentence stating that instead of a powerful glue, he created a weak adhesive that stuck lightly to surfaces and could be easily removed without leaving residue.
The correct choice successfully establishes the unexpected result of the research (creating a weak adhesive instead of a strong glue) and outlines its physical properties (sticking lightly and being removable without leaving residue).
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