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A scientist at 3M was attempting to create a powerful adhesive, but instead ended up inventing the Post-It note, which has a low-tack , reusable, pressure-sensitive adhesive.

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A scientist at 3M was attempting to create a powerful adhesive, but instead ended up inventing the Post-It note, which has a “low-tack”, reusable, pressure-sensitive adhesive.

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