Chemistry, asked by nmmnnmmmm, 1 year ago

fibre is derived from

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Fibre is derived from Animals and plants. Ex. Cotton from cotton plant and wool from sheep.
And some fibres are made in laboratory are known as artificial or synthetic fibres.

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