Chemistry, asked by scsworldpro, 3 months ago

1. Can you give four examples of clothes that are wore unstitched?
2. While working in kitchen, it is adviced not to wear synthetic clothes. Why?
3. What are advantages of synthetic fibre over natural fibre
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Answered by Simi6310
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1. Synthetic fibres melt on heating. If they catch fire, they melt and stick to the body of the person wearing them. This is why it is advised not to wear clothes made of synthetic fibre while working in a kitchen or in a fire laboratory.

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