because it made with plant cell and chemical. so rayon is not considered a true synthetic fiber
Because it absorbs sweat.Rayon clothes,are therefore preferred over other synthetic fibres in summer
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Yes, that is true - and that is commonly used in modern technology, but especially to transmit information. Note that in an optic fiber, light travelling along the fiber is simply reflected back inside, if it reaches the borders.
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Rayon is usually termed a synthetic fibre despite the fact it is made from exactly the same substance (cellulose) as cotton, which is termed a natural fibre. In fact, a considerable amount of rayon is made directly from cotton by reconstituting it and drawing it into threads. Much of it is also made from the cellulose of spruce trees.
It depends on the type. Wool felt is made from sheeps wool and is a renewable resource which does not harm the sheep, the same is true for rayon blends as rayon is made from wood pulp fiber. Acrylic or crafting felt is made from plastic pellets it will degrade over time but the chemicals leech into the water cycle. Hope this helps Andie- AmericanFeltandCraft.com
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Yes, they are true chemical elements but man made.
Whether there is a 'need' or not, synthetic fibres often possess certain qualities that natural fibres do not. There may also be economic/social reasons why synthetic fibres are produced. Nylon, for example, was invented as a substitute for silk. It is far cheaper to produce and has superior qualities such as in the manufacture of parachutes. The days of silk parachutes have long gone, sad but true. But think of all those happy silk-worms!
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