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PDVC (Polyvinylidene Chloride) is a chemical product with low permeability (fluid) and thus high resistance to oil, fat, water, and steam. Originally developed by Dow chemicals in the 1930s under the trademark Saran (plastic wrap) for use as protective coating against corrosion from sea spray for military aircraft. Later used for various purposes, but especially attracitive to the food industry as a food wrapping product.

Some chemical properties of polyvinylidene chloride can be found here.

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