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List any three advantage of and disadvantage of synthetic fibre

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Answered by devangvyawahare10
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Advantages ->

It is from natural resource.

It does not catch fire easily.

Natural fibres are renewable.

lower pollution levels during production.

lower cost.

Disadvantages ->

Absorbs a lot of moisture resulting in swelling of fibers.

They have less strength particularly the impact properties.

These fibers shrink.

They fade faster loosing color.

These fibers absorb a lot of water.


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Answered by Anonymous
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  • They are strong and don't break easily.

  • They are generally wrinkle free.

  • They are durable and easy to maintain.

  • They are cheaper.

  • They dry quickly.

  • They need very little or no ironing.

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  • They are non-biodegradable so causes soil pollution.

  • They catch fire easily so, it shouldn't be used while working near fire.

  • They accumulate electric charge (static) so causes irritation to the skin.

  • They don't absorb sweat and stick to our body, makes uncomfortable in hot and humid weather.

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  • Synthetic Fibres - Synthetic fibres are man made fibres that are made in factories or in laboratories by using chemicals.

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Synthetic fibres are of two kinds:

  • Made by processing raw materials

Ex - Rayon.

  • Made entirely from chemicals

Ex - nylon, acrylic, polyester.

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Few properties of synthetic fibres -

  • Synthetic fibres are inflammable meant they don't catch fire.

  • Synthetic fibres have stretchability and good tensile strength.

  • Water absorbing capacity of synthetic fibres is less.

  • Synthetic fibres are non-biodegradable.

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