What no one knows the answer to this. I need it asap. For a stupid homework assignment we have at school but anyways does properties mean characteristics and would it mean or be the same ones as crystals ;)
Mostly good heat insulation properties.
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soft hard to wrinkle hard to clean
maybe you buy by the yard or how much you want or what is made up
Fabrics that are natural insulators include wool, cotton, and silk. These materials are good at trapping heat and keeping you warm. Synthetic insulating fabrics like polyester and fleece are also commonly used for their warmth-retaining properties.
they are strong , light weight , elastic and absorbs less water and drys quickly.
The diverse range of natural fabrics includes cotton, linen, wool, silk, and hemp, each prized for its unique properties such as breathability, durability, and sustainability in various applications.
Fabrics such as wool, fleece, and down are known for their ability to hold heat well due to their natural insulation properties. These fabrics trap air within their fibers, creating a layer of warmth that helps to retain body heat. Additionally, fabrics with a tight weave like polyester or nylon can also help to hold heat effectively.
well heres what you do 1.get 3 empty tins cover them in the test fabrics put thermomoters in them cover the tops and bottoms of the jars in polystyreen test the temp. every 2 mins
Silk fabrics are famous for their luxurious feel, natural sheen, and lightweight yet strong fibers. Their unparalleled softness, drapability, and hypoallergenic properties set them apart in the textile world.
Natural fabrics, like cotton and wool, originate from plants or animals, offering breathability and moisture-wicking properties. In contrast, synthetic fabrics, such as polyester and nylon, are man-made, known for durability, wrinkle-resistance, and moisture-repellency, but may lack breathability.
Fabrics are made of fibers that can be natural (such as cotton, wool, silk) or synthetic (such as polyester, nylon, acrylic). These fibers are spun into yarn, which is then woven or knitted together to create a fabric. The specific combination of fibers and weaving or knitting techniques determine the properties of the fabric, such as texture, durability, and breathability.