Science, asked by anilkumarthakur249, 4 hours ago

how do natural fibres differ from synthetic fibres with respect to:
(a)crease resistant
(b)tensile strength
(c)electrical insulation
(d)moisture absorbent ​

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Answered by shatakshipandit5rose
2

Answer:

Synthetic Fibres are stronger than natural fibres. Synthetic fibers absorb lesser amount of water as compared to the natural fibers. Synthetic fibers are also resistant to moths and other insects. ..

Answered by PreetVaishnav00
0

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