Which famous brand's logo was inspired by a scientific discovery made during its founder's laboratory experiments?

Throughout history, some of the world's most recognizable brand logos were created through unexpected moments of inspiration or happy accidents. This poll explores the fascinating origin stories behind iconic logos that have become synonymous with their brands. Test your knowledge of how these visual identities—now worth billions in brand recognition—came to be through moments of discovery or invention.

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Pfizer's blue oval logo was inspired by founder Charles Pfizer's discovery of a unique blue pigment during chemical experiments in 1849
Shell's shell logo originated from the discovery of rare seashells near the founder's first oil well in Borneo
Motorola's circular logo represents the first radio signal patterns captured by founder Paul Galvin in his early broadcasting experiments
Mitsubishi's three-diamond logo was inspired by founder Yataro Iwasaki's discovery of a crystalline structure while studying electrical conductivity