Chemistry, asked by vijayasaradhilakshmi, 1 year ago

why are synthetic fibres made of petroleum

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Answered by jassimirshadpbehly

Actually, These synthetic fibres are not made up of petroleum but are by products of its' Distillation and Refining processes.

Answered by intiKrupavaram

synthetic fibers are made from synthesized polymers of small molecules these are used to prepare fibers from raw material such as petroleum based.The linear chemical that bond two adjacent carbon atoms

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