Which scientific retail product, initially developed for laboratory use in 1968, was first marketed as 'Scotch Brand Pressure-Sensitive Tape #353' before becoming a ubiquitous office and household item worldwide?

The intersection of scientific innovation and retail has transformed our world with revolutionary products. Behind many everyday items we use are fascinating scientific discoveries and breakthroughs. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous scientific product that changed both laboratory practices and retail markets. Do you know the origins and impact of this groundbreaking scientific tool that transformed multiple industries?

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Post-it Notes (initially a failed adhesive formula by 3M scientist Spencer Silver that was later repurposed)
Liquid Paper (originally created by typist Bette Nesmith Graham using white tempera paint in her kitchen)
Graphing Calculator (first developed by Texas Instruments researcher Jerry Merryman as a portable scientific computer)
Bubble Wrap (initially invented by engineers Alfred Fielding and Marc Chavannes as textured wallpaper)