Chemistry, asked by Mousaeed7230, 9 months ago

Natural fibres are non-biodegradable.

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Answered by boyapatibharathi82

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no it's biodegradable

Answered by nikhil444445

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Explanation:

NO IT'S BIO - DEGRADABLE..

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