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Re: Sourcing polyethylene
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Please clarify what constituted "THIN" ethafoam in your tests?

RE:  Terminology (like "Kleenex v.s. tissue")
Since "ethafoam" was the trademark name for Dow's closed- cell polyethylene, were you testing only this product or other manufacturer's products?  If the latter, please identity specifically their chemical composition and and manufacturing process/resulting structure.
Thank you.

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