Question

Why we should not wear synthetic fibre while cooking or in fireworks areas?

3 mark question​

Answer 1

It it because fibre easily takes fire

Answer 2

Synthetic fibre is a thermoplastic substance by nature. Thermoplastic materials are polymers that can be melted and moulded endlessly after being heated and then hardened after being cooled.

Explanation:

• Synthetic fibres, such as nylons, melt rather than burn when heated, and the ease of igniting is dictated by the substance's thermo-plasticity. As a result, nylon has a larger risk of serious fire burns than cotton.
• They are more prone to catching fire than any other natural or synthetic fibre.
• Synthetic fibre is a thermoplastic substance by nature.
• Thermoplastic materials are polymers that can be melted and moulded endlessly after being heated and then hardened after being cooled.
• They turn glass-like when frozen and can be broken. Clothes constructed of synthetic fibres become unsafe and harmful if brought near fire because of this feature.