why we should not wear synthetic cloth while working in laboratory
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When synthetic clothes cath fire,they start to melt
and that melt plastic can stick to your skin giving a severe burn
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Synthetic fibres tend to catch fire easily. When they catch fire ; they start to melt and stick to the skin. Removing these stuck fibres is very harmful as well as painful . These stuck fibres can even cause skin cancer. Hence it is advised not to wear synthetic clothes while working in a lab.
What are synthetic fibres ?
Synthetic fibres the fibres that are processed chemically in factories and laboratories. They don't come stroma natural sources such as animals or plants.
Eg :
- Rayon
- Acrylic
- Polyester
- Nylon
Properties of synthetic fibres :
- Strong
- Requires low maintainance
- Can carry heavy weights and loads
- Wrinkle resistant
- Crease resistant
- Soft
- Durable
- Low cost
- Stretchy
- Resistance to wear and tear
- Easily melt
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