Newell, George

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G. Mason, Marjorie P. Newell, Thomas S. Osdene, Donald L. Roberts, Ralph L. Rowland, Alex W. Spears, William A. Rohde, Fredrick A. Thome, George P. Touey, John J. Whalen, George F Wright, Ernst L. Wynder, and George W. Young. 

The first of this new generation of structural adhesives, developed in the UK by Norman de Bruyne and George Newell of Aero Research Limited, Duxford, Cambridge, was Redux (/fesearch at Durford), which was based on a formulated P/F resin and was the first synthetie adhesive for bonding structural components construeted from composite and metaUie materials. 

Figure 13 George Newell s notebook — The Discovery of Redux (Exp. No. 4.3).

Special thanks are due to Eddie van der Straeten for his help in understanding the history, the nomenclature and the technology of bonding in early wooden aircraft. Thanks are also due to George Newell, Barrie Hayes and Dennis Stevens, Debbie Wilkerson, Pat Brooks, Chris Price and Dean Bugg of Hexcel Composites, Andy... 

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