Science, asked by sakshi6243, 7 months ago

write two properties of nylon

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Answered by amruta49

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Answer:

The characteristic features of nylon 6,6 include:

Pleats and creases can be heat-set at higher temperatures.

More compact molecular structure.

Better weathering properties; better sunlight resistance.

Softer "Hand"

High melting point (256 °C, 492.8 °F)

Superior colorfastness.

Excellent abrasion resistance.

Answered by labdhee82

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Properties of nylon:

Very responsible and resilient
Resistant to heat, UV rays and chemicals.

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