Chemistry, asked by Ansh456, 1 year ago

Q. A strand of wool burns with the ordour of burning hair, while that of cotton burns with the ordour of burning paper. why?

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Answered by Prathamattri2062

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I think because wool is animal fibre and moreover it is hair of sheep

whereas

cotton is plant fibre and paper is obtained from tree

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