What are the disadvantages to synthetic dyes?

Answer 1

the disadvantages of natural fibres are the following

• absorbs a lot of water
• low static
• fades faster (colour loosing)
• some natural fibres are very delicate like silk and are hard to wash/dry etc
• to produce natural fibre lots of land is required
• shrinking

Answer 2

Synthetic dyes can have negative environmental impacts, such as pollution of water sources during production and disposal. They may also contain harmful chemicals that can cause skin irritation or allergic reactions in some individuals. In addition, the production of synthetic dyes can be energy-intensive and contribute to carbon emissions.

Answer 3

Synthetic fibers have the following advantages.

- Most synthetic fibers have good elasticity.

-Most fabrics made of synthetic fibers do not wrinkle easily.

-Fabrics made of synthetic fibers are generally more durable, less expensive, and more readily available then those made of natural fibers.

-Most synthetic fibers can handle heavy loads without breaking.

Answer 4

The major advantage is that synthetic fibers can't be decomposed by bacteria and such like. Natural things can be, because they're part of a natural food chain.

Furthermore, if you're making a synthetic material, you can alter its design to fit the purpose you're intending to use it for, making it more useful. For instance, you can make it fireproof, or even bulletproof. However, with natural materials it's take as you find, so you can't alter any properties which make it weak. I have never seen a naturally bulletproof material, I must admit, whereas synthetic Kevlar is frequently used in body armour, but has a unique structure cooked up by people in a lab

• most synthetic fibers have good elasticity
• synthetic fibers do not wrinkle easily
• most synthetic fibers can handle heavy loads without breaking

Answer 5

The disadvantages of synthetic fibres are:

a) They trap the heat in our body.

b) They make us sweat profousely.

c) They contain chemicals which may harm our skin.

d) They are not very comfortable.

e) They catch fire easily

f) They melt easily and stick on to the wearer

Answer 6

One advantage of using synthetic fibers is that they can be created when there is a deficit in natural fibers. One disadvantage is that they do not always work the same way that natural fibers do.

Answer 7

The disadvantages of natural plant fibers is about the supply and demand cycles based on product availability and harvest yields, moisture absorption, and quality variations based on growing sites and seasonal factors.

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Answer 8

it has some chemical fibres which harm our skin

Answer 9

1, cheap

2, lousy

3, low class

4, priceless

5, dunno

Answer 10

Since it is cheaper to throw away synthetic polymers and make new ones than it is to reuse them. As a result to this, synthetic polymers build up the volume of trash.