Nylon is slippery and smooth, it has stiffness, it can keep in body warm by trapping body heat. It does not aerate. A Good material for jackets.
Rayon is similar to cotton but has sizing added for body. When washed in water, sizing (sizing is like a soft starching) will be gone and it isn't truly rayon unless you readd sizing again. It aerates. Makes nice dresses and suits
Rayon and nylon are both synthetic, but rayon is made from wood pulp. Still rayon is made with a machine and other materials. Cotton is a natural fabric and dyes way better.
why string of nylon ,rayon are stronger than jute and cotton.
because nylon and rayon are artificial fibersand most of the artificial fibers are strong than natural fibers and cotton and jute are natural fibers
No, cotton and rayon are entirely different. Cotton is a material that comes from the cotton plant, whereas rayon is a synthetic material that is related to plastic.
I'm not sure. Go on google or ask or something like that, and see.
Rayon and nylon are both synthetic, but rayon is made from wood pulp. Still rayon is made with a machine and other materials. Cotton is a natural fabric and dyes way better.
why string of nylon ,rayon are stronger than jute and cotton
why string of nylon ,rayon are stronger than jute and cotton.
cotton,nylon,rayon,polyester
nylon or rayon.
Rayon is a sythetic fiber and cotton is a plant.
because nylon and rayon are artificial fibersand most of the artificial fibers are strong than natural fibers and cotton and jute are natural fibers
Both are made up of different types of plastic fibers.
No, cotton and rayon are entirely different. Cotton is a material that comes from the cotton plant, whereas rayon is a synthetic material that is related to plastic.
The word nylon came about in the 1930's. It is a combination of the English word "cotton" and the English word "rayon."
Cotton and leather are two different kinds of materials. There's also denim, wool, silk, fur, nylon, spandex, rayon and polyester.
Strange, exotic fibers like wool, cotton, nylon, rayon and polyester.