A HISTORY OF EDISON'S WEST ORANGE LABORATORY 1887-1931

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XIV- 3 Edison agreed donate his time. 1888 Jonas Aylsworth experimented with hard rubber records the West 3 Orange laboratory. was totally financed his two friends which enabled him run the program outside the checks and controls TAE Inc. The search for domestic source rubber suited Edison's experimental style; was clearly line research that needed an . had begun, fact, when the laboratory first opened the late 1880s.^ Typically the rubber project began with thorough search of the literature and several trips obtain information and examine botanical operations. Several Edison's competitors in the phonograph business were using records made out hard rubber, which offered durable recording medium. The interest rubber continued into the 1900s when was important part the storage battery project. The containment the chemicals used storage batteries was major research problem for the laboratory. Edison involvement with rubber went back well before the late 1920s. By 1920 the laboratory staff were well acquainted with this material and the "old man" had knowledge the chemistry and botany rubber that impressed Harvey Firestone. Many studies had been carried out on native plants that might contain rubber but Edison wanted to go one further and mount systematic search that would cover thousands plants, ever hopefully that kindly nature might have provided substitute for the latex the Hevea tree. Here was perfect research project for Edison