Which scientific innovation was originally marketed as 'Polytetrafluoroethylene' before becoming a household brand name through a strategic product positioning campaign?

The commercialization of scientific breakthroughs often leads to fascinating product stories. Major scientific discoveries frequently transform into consumer products through sophisticated marketing and branding strategies. This poll tests your knowledge about famous science-based product innovations that changed industries while becoming household names. Can you identify the correct origin story behind one of science's most successful commercial transitions?

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Teflon - DuPont rebranded it for cookware after discovering its non-stick properties were more valuable than its original military applications
Kevlar - Originally developed as a tire reinforcement before being marketed as body armor material
Corning Gorilla Glass - First developed as laboratory equipment before being repositioned for smartphone screens
Gore-Tex - Initially marketed as medical membrane material before pivoting to outdoor apparel applications