What is another word for Gutta Balata?
Pronunciation: [ɡˈʌtə balˈɑːtə] (IPA) 
Gutta balata is a natural resin derived from the sap of certain trees in Southeast Asia. It is commonly used in the production of golf balls, cricket balls, music records, and other items that require a durable, high-friction surface. There are many other names and synonyms for gutta balata, depending on the specific tree species and the intended use of the resin. Some of these synonyms include "guttapercha," "percha," "ylang-ylang gum," and "malay gum." Additionally, chemical variations of gutta balata are known as "gutta percha," "chicle," and "bitumen of Judea." Each of these synonyms has its own unique properties and applications in various industries.
