Fiber Properties defined.
Published on Dec 09, 2015
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FIBER DEFINED
A FIBER IS THE SMALLEST PART OF A FARIC, IT IS A HAIRLIKE STRUCTURE
FIBERS ARE NATURAL AND MAN MADE
NATURAL FIBERS COME FROM NATURE AND MAN MADE FIBERS ARE SYNTHETICS
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NATURAL FIBERS COME FROM NATURE
COTTON & LINEN FROM PLANTS, WOOL FROM SHEEP AND SILK FROM THR SILK WORM
COTTON COMES FROM THE SEED OF THE PLANT
COTTON FIBER IS A STAPLE FIBER. (SHORT) 1-36 INCHES IN LENGTH
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LINEN COMES FROM THE STEM OF THE PLANT
THIS IS ALSO A STAPLE FIBER 1-36 INCHES IN LENGTH
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SILK COMES FROM THE COCOON OF THE SILK WORM
IT IS A FILAMENT FIBER APROX. 6000 YDS PER COCOON
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LYOCELL IS A FILAMENT MAN MADE FIBER
IT IS PLANT & CHEMICAL & IT IS ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY
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NATURAL FIBERS WERE ONCE PROCESSED BY HAND
TODAY THEY ARE MOSTLY PROCESSED USING LARGE EQUIPMENT
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