Science, asked by advik0, 9 months ago

what is the fire resistant property of jute​

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Answered by laxmi1279
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Answer:

fibberness property in jute

advik0: what?
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Answered by indiabrainly
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Answer:

Explanation:

Jute is a fiber by nature. It is flammable by nature and also is biodegradable. It has also the fire retardant property.

The natural fiber is a long, shiny, and soft by nature and is spun into the strong, coarse threads. It can be primarily produced from the plants of genus Corchorus, that was classified with family Tiliaceae and Malvaceae.

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