Physics, asked by Jeet7021, 1 year ago

i) Polyester
ii) PET
iii) Rayon iv) Nylon v) Melamine vi) Polythene vii) Bakelite

a) kitchenware
b) artificial silkc) many monomers
d) electric switches
e) Code 1
f) popular dress materialg) stronger than any fiber

(Match the pair)

Answers

Answered by vdrathod1970

0

Answer:11 22 33 44 55 66

Explanation:

Answered by lakshmiprasanna49

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polyester-popular dress material.

PET-code1.

Rayon-artificial silk.

Nylon-stronger than any fiber.

Melamine-electric switches.

polythene-many monomers.

bakelite-kitchen ware.

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