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The adhesives chemistry start-up Sirrus has formed a partnership with Elmer’s Products, maker of Elmer’s glue, to develop consumer products using 1,1-disubstituted alkenes being commercialized by Sirrus. Founded in 2009, Ohio-based Sirrus seeks to add adhesives based on disubstituted alkenes to the arsenal of glues already used by consumers and industry.
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