Nylon is an artificially created material (synthesized), made from oil or coal. Paper is made from plants (wood primarily) and wool is made from animal hair. They are all from entirely different raw materials and thus smell different when burned.
It should smell a little like burning paper, the same with rayon. If it's polyester, it will melt. Wool will smell like burnt hair.
Because its burnt.
a burnt rubber ball in the cardorater
a smell of burnt hair comes, i think
Cause its burnt.
Burnt calico fabric typically emits a distinct odor that resembles charred cotton, often described as acrid and smoky. The scent may carry a hint of sweetness due to the natural fibers in the fabric, but the overall impression is unpleasant and pungent. The smell can linger, reminiscent of burnt paper or singed textiles.
When burnt, linen emits a smell similar to that of burnt paper or cotton, as it is made from flax fibers. The scent can be slightly sweet and fibrous, but it may also carry a harsh, acrid quality typical of burning natural plant materials. The overall aroma can be unpleasant and irritating, often leaving a lingering odor in the air.
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Similar to burnt candy or something sweet that has been burned. It is a very unique smell that can't really be described.
well,cotton is a natural fibre ,and natural fibres contain protein.Paper also contains protein so they smell alike.While ,nylon is a synthetic fibre ,plastic is too,so they smell alike while burning.
Nylon is a type of plastic known for its durability and strength. The characteristic smell you detect when smelling nylon is due to the process used to manufacture the material, which involves heating and molding the polymers that make up nylon. This results in the release of volatile organic compounds that contribute to the plastic-like smell.