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12-15-2007, 08:57 PM

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What materials have British scientists used to manufacture "green cars" to make...

...the environment clean? I've got 4 options as follows:

a) Polypropylene
b) Steel
c) Elastic rubber
d) Alumnium

Please help me answer this question. Evidence given is highly appreciated! thanks.

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