While I cannot speak on the paper, I can speak on the camera.
Not to scare or bust your bubble....but what you're looking to do, may not work as you think, well it will but you're going to have to do a lot of modification....a lot.
Remember these cameras were designed to work automatically (hence Automatic Land Camera) for Polaroid Instant films with a range of speeds between 75 and 30000 (or today 100 and 1000), with a fixed set of apertures, and shutter speed control done by the electric eye.
So to really use this paper in the camera the lens is the first thing that'll have to go...remember paper is rated much much much slower than the average piece of pack film, so the lens and shutter system in the camera isn't going to work. You're going to need to hack it out and replace it with a large format lens, something in the 110-115mm range and go all manual. It is possible, and isn't too hard.
Now, I know you are a chemist, so maybe if you can try and use that paper and start making a brand new Type-100 crack and peel B&W based on that paper...I'd back that!