Chemistry, asked by Sakharam886, 10 months ago

Effect of acids and bases on tensile strength of fibres

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Answered by siddhi6029

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In other words alkalines decreases the tensile strength of animal fibres (wool & silk). ... Since ethers are hydrolised by acids and not by bases therefore, vegetable fibres are affected by acids but not by bases. In other words acids decreases the tensile strength of vegetable fibres.

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