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how is artificial silk made?​

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Answered by sanjudnath
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Explanation:

Artificial silk, or rayon, is madefrom cellulose, obtained from cotton or wood pulp. The cellulose is dissolved in a substance called alkaline carbon disulphide to make a thick liquid. This is squirted through tiny holes into a bath of acid. It reforms as fibres, which can be spun into yarn.

Answered by TheExuberant
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⟹The process of making silk starts from an alkaline solution of cellulose.

⟹The wood or cotton pulp is treated with caustic soda until a merceriza-tion somewhat similar to the chemical reaction in mercerizing cotton yarn has taken place.

⟹ But the decomposition is carried much farther in making viscose.

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