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Today much rubber is synthetic. It would seem that there would be less opportunity for accidents in creating this artificial product. Nevertheless the first synthetic rubber was produced by accident, an even stranger accident than that which happened to Charles Goodyear.
In 1917, Professor Harry L. Fisher, a teacher of organic chemistry at Columbia University, was asked by the United States War Department to prepare chemical compounds, The War Department planned to test these compounds in order to decide how effective they would be against an enemy. Fisher was given a list of 20 such compounds, and number 13 on the list was a chemical made with sulfur. Some people think that is an unlucky number, and Fisher thought it was when he first heated the chemicals in his laboratory The result was a bad - smelling, sticky substance that certainly had
A. the first synthetic rubber was produced by Charles Goodyear
B. if it had not been for a traffic accident, we would not have had synthetic rubber
C. more need for rubber helped the development of synthetic rubber
D. the first synthetic rubber came into being totally unexpectedly

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Today much rubber is synthetic. It would seem that there would be less opportunity for accidents in creating this artificial product. Nevertheless the first synthetic rubber was produced by accident, an even stranger accident than that which happened to Charles Goodyear.
In 1917, Professor Harry L. Fisher, a teacher of organic chemistry at Columbia University, was asked by the United States War Department to prepare chemical compounds, The War Department planned to test these compounds in order to decide how effective they would be against an enemy. Fisher was given a list of 20 such compounds, and number 13 on the list was a chemical made with sulfur. Some people think that is an unlucky number, and Fisher thought it was when he first heated the chemicals in his laboratory The result was a bad - smelling, sticky substance that certainly had
A. help develop a chemical weapon
B. prepare chemical compounds
C. decide the effect of sulfur
D. test a list of 20 compounds
[单项选择]Speaker A: This room would be fine. How much is the rent
Speaker B: It s, $30 a Week, or $100 a month if you agree to keep that long. On a daily basis, of course, ( ). Six dollars a night.
A. It’ll be cheaper
B. You don’t have to pay so much
C. I’ll have to charge less
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