A synthetic polymer known for being extremely strong and heat-resistant, used in bulletproof vests, aircraft, and protective gear.
From 'aromatic' and 'polyamide' blended together. Aramids were developed in the 1960s as a high-performance synthetic fiber by combining aromatic rings with amide chemical bonds.
Aramids are a modern marvel—they're stronger than steel, weigh almost nothing, and can handle extreme heat, which is why they appear in everything from body armor to spacesuits.
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