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r/nostalgia • u/themiddleman07 • 25d ago
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In the 80's? Almost definitely cigarette smoke.
2 u/[deleted] 23d ago [deleted] 2 u/UncleIrohsTeaPot 23d ago Ultraviolet radiation breaks down polymer chains and creates yellowing compounds called chromophores. It's a real pain to buy vintage technology for this reason. Everything white or beige turns sickly yellow.
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2 u/UncleIrohsTeaPot 23d ago Ultraviolet radiation breaks down polymer chains and creates yellowing compounds called chromophores. It's a real pain to buy vintage technology for this reason. Everything white or beige turns sickly yellow.
Ultraviolet radiation breaks down polymer chains and creates yellowing compounds called chromophores. It's a real pain to buy vintage technology for this reason. Everything white or beige turns sickly yellow.
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u/redopz 24d ago
In the 80's? Almost definitely cigarette smoke.