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why is rayon called a renegrated fibre​

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Answered by harshitanaruka0
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Answer:

Rayon is described as a regenerated fibre because the cellulose, obtained from soft woods or from the short fibres (linters) that adhere to cottonseeds, is converted to a liquid compound, squeezed through tiny holes in a device called a spinnerette, and then converted back to cellulose in the form of fibre.

Answered by manshipapola12
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Answer:

Rayon is described as a regenerated fibre because the cellulose, obtained from soft woods or from the short fibres (linters) that adhere to cottonseeds, is converted to a liquid compound, squeezed through tiny holes in a device called a spinnerette, and then converted back to cellulose in the form of fibre.

Explanation:

Rayon is known as regenerated fibre because it is manufactured from natural resources like cellulose present in wood pulp and short fibres.

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