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What are Fibres?

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Learn about what makes something a fibre and how they can be grouped.
Refer to Pink Textbook p. 106.

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What are Fibres?Online version

Learn about what makes something a fibre and how they can be grouped. Refer to Pink Textbook p. 106.

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animals 100 filament Protein Synthetic scientific natural Regenerated silk Staple Cellulose fibre 150mm

A unit of matter may be classed as a if , when observed under a microscope , it is at least times longer that it is thick . Short fibres are also known as fibres . These are from 15 to long . Longer fibres , even up to 600m like some fibres , are known as fibres . Textile fibres can be classified according to their source - that is , according to where they come from . The two main categories are and manufactured . Natural fibres come from and plants . fibres are those that come from animals . fibres are those that come from plants . Manufactured fibres are made through processes and cannot be found in nature . fibres are made solely from chemical polymers . fibres are made from a mix of chemical and cellulose monomers .

 
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