Nutty Putty

In the twenty-first century, employment figures show that more than half of American chemical industrial employment is in synthetic polymers. The plastic now known as SiUy Putty was called Nutty Putty by the chemical engineer who invented it in the 1940 s. 

Other examples of viscoelastic materials are synovial fluid, molten polymers (with thread-forming properties used in fiber spinning or film blowing), and "bouncing putty" or "nutty putty," which will flow if stretched slowly, but bounces if struck hard against a hard surface. 

Brown beans Metallic Rancid Nutty Creamy Buttery Fruity Green putty Hardened hydrogenation Liquorice Soapy/fruity Bitter... 

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