name and state some of the properties of the fibre that resembles wool ( acrylic fibre)
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Acrylic is the name of the fiber that resembles wool.
This is cheaper than actual wool and is coloured with many dyes and sold in the market. These are made up of polyacrylonitrile and the common comonomers are methyl acrylate and the vinyl acrylate. These are used in making socks, sweaters, upholstery and other items
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Acrylic fibre also known as Orlon and acrilan is made from a chemical called acrylonitrile . This fibre resembles the texture of wool closely.
- Acrylic is wool - like in texture.
- It is more durable than natural wool.
- It is light weight and soft.
- It is resitant to moths and chemicals.
- It absorbs Very little water.
- It is wrinkle and shrink resistant
Uses
- It is used to make sweaters , socks , blankets , carpets and gloves.
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