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Give 5 differences between natural and synthetic fibre

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Answered by yashawini
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Natural fibers are extracted from plants and animals, and synthetic fibers are obtained by artificial or man-made processes. While natural fibers are found on creatures like sheep and silk worms, synthetic threads must be produced using laboratory procedures. Examples of natural fibers are sheep’s wool and linen that comes from plants. Examples of synthetic fibers are acrylic and nylon.
Answered by Anonymous
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Synthetic fibre are cheap, they do not shrink, they last longer than natural fibres, they dry quickly, they need little or no ironing, they are resistant to chemicals. Synthetic fibres are very strong. Synthetic fibres absorb very little water. ... Synthetic fibres are less expensive and readily available.

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