Science, asked by yashthoriya99, 7 months ago

Which of these processes suggests that sericulture is not an eco-friendly activity?

(a) Putting cocoons in hot water

(b) Passing the filaments through an eyelet

(c) Twisting filaments to make a strong threads

(d) Dyeing and weaving threads to form a fabric​

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Answered by Anonymous
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The process by which silk thread is separated from the cocoon is called reeling the silk. The boiling of cocoon leads to formation of vapours that can pollute the environment and also cause respiratory problems. It is for this reason that sericulture is not considered as an eco-friendly practice.

therefore putting cocoons in hot water is not an eco-friendly activity.

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Answered by ranikumari06260
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Answer:

putting cocoons in the hot water

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