Physics, asked by sandhyaharsha2000, 4 months ago

Which fabrics give ash when they are burnt​

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Answered by SakshamKumarthegreat
2

Answer:

  • Cotton: Burns, but does not melt. It has the odor of burning paper,
  • Cotton: Burns, but does not melt. It has the odor of burning paper,leaves, or wood. The residue is a fine, feathery, gray ash.
  • Cotton: Burns, but does not melt. It has the odor of burning paper,leaves, or wood. The residue is a fine, feathery, gray ash.Hemp: Same as cotton.
  • Cotton: Burns, but does not melt. It has the odor of burning paper,leaves, or wood. The residue is a fine, feathery, gray ash.Hemp: Same as cotton.Linen: Same as cotton.
  • Cotton: Burns, but does not melt. It has the odor of burning paper,leaves, or wood. The residue is a fine, feathery, gray ash.Hemp: Same as cotton.Linen: Same as cotton.Ramie : Same as cotton.
  • Cotton: Burns, but does not melt. It has the odor of burning paper,leaves, or wood. The residue is a fine, feathery, gray ash.Hemp: Same as cotton.Linen: Same as cotton.Ramie : Same as cotton.Rayon : Same as cotton.
  • Cotton: Burns, but does not melt. It has the odor of burning paper,leaves, or wood. The residue is a fine, feathery, gray ash.Hemp: Same as cotton.Linen: Same as cotton.Ramie : Same as cotton.Rayon : Same as cotton.Silk: Burns, but does not melt. ...
  • Cotton: Burns, but does not melt. It has the odor of burning paper,leaves, or wood. The residue is a fine, feathery, gray ash.Hemp: Same as cotton.Linen: Same as cotton.Ramie : Same as cotton.Rayon : Same as cotton.Silk: Burns, but does not melt. ...Wool, and other Protein Fibers: Burns, but does not melt.
Answered by deeptipatel123456789
1

Answer:

Cotton: Burns, but does not melt. It has the odor of burning paper,

leaves, or wood. The residue is a fine, feathery, gray ash.

Hemp: Same as cotton.

Linen: Same as cotton.

Ramie : Same as cotton.

Rayon : Same as cotton.

Silk: Burns, but does not melt. ...

Wool, and other Protein Fibers: Burns, but does not melt.

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