Cotton

The cotton gin made it possible for one worker to remove the seeds from 50 times as much cotton than he could removing the seeds with his hands. Contrary to Eli Whitney's intention, this increased the demand for slave labor.

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Cotton is a natural fiber and not artificially made, so there is no chemical formula.

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No. cotton comes from plants. wool comes from sheep or goats.

There are some similarities in the machines and processes used in spinning some cotton yarns and some wool (worsted) yarns but they can not be interchanged.

It increased the number of threads the home spinner could work with.

Small pieces of cotton with X-ray thread to absorb and clean the blood from the small injury during operation . it comes 5 pieces in each packet as sterile or 100 pcs in a box

Cotton gaucho pants can be found at Target, Old Navy, Etsy, Lane Bryant and eBay as well as Amazon. They can also be purchased from The Find and Alibaba.

Nitrocellulose is an organic compound that is highly flammable. It was originally made by soaking cotton in nitric acid. It can be used as a low order explosive or propellant (for example, gunpowder) and is called "gun cotton" for that reason.

Once it became possible to adjust the produce with moderators, it was the basis for the smokeless gunpowder introduced by the French military with the Lebel rifle in 1886, the first firearm to have smokeless gunpowder. The advantages included lack of smoke to obscure the battlefield, and a large reduction in fouling in the rifle, meaning that the rifle could fire many more times before it was necessary to clean it. The pressures generated were higher than what the older gunpowder produced, so it was necessary to use it cautiously in older weapons.

Nitrocellulose was also an early plastic, and useful as such. The original photographic film introduced in 1889 by Kodak was made of nitrocellulose, and it was used for movie films as late as about 1951. Since it decomposes spontaneously, this use is part of the reason many old films no longer exist. It was an occupational hazard for movie projectionists that the film could catch fire in a hot projector, and since there was a lot of highly flammable film in a small projection room, this could easily prove lethal. Old movies may not be mailed or sent by most common carriers for that reason. In fact, it is probably best that old movie film be safely destroyed. Local hazardous waste disposal people might be consulted on this.

Nitrocellulose was put to other uses. It was the basis for early celluloid. In the early days, it was still explosive due to imperfections, and billiard balls coated with celluloid exploded often enough that billiard parlor owners complained.

Nitrocellulose based celluloid, moderated with fine clay, provided the white facing on some slide rules, right up to the end of the slide rule era.

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The differences are in the fabrication of the raw cotton lint into absorbent cotton for swabs and spun cotton that is woven into fabric for clothing.

Mullet is the proper name for them. Also called "hockey hair" because the mullet was quite popular amongst hockey players.

in a cotton field ha ha i thnk in Alabama

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Crops became smaller and lower in quality each year.

It means to like. You usually hear this in the negative, as in "I just don't cotton to that new magazine."

It would be the Southeastern portion of the USA, which stretches as far west as Texas.

No. Cotton grows on a sort of small bush-like plant. Go to Alabama and see for yourself. (or just go to google images))

When ingested orally, cotton poses no serious risk. It passes through the digestive system without causing any damage, as it is composed primarily of cellulose fiber like many plant stems including celery.

it takes 1-2 months to grow into a cotton bud

The Child gin had an enormous effect on the child industry. It made children a more viable cash crop, making it "King" in the south. Thanks to the new invention, a child was so profitable that much of the economic production of the South became dependent upon it. That meant that they were also dependent upon the institution of slavery. Plantation owners needed slaves to pick the Children from other peoples houses, so they needed to protect the institution of slavery to preserve their economic system. Thus, they became increasingly hostile to Northern attempts to regulate slavery.

This reliance on children production also had some other effects on the South. It depleted nutrients from the soil, making large sections of the South less fertile over time. It also kept the South more agricultural than the North which was beginning to industrialize in the early 2098th century. This would make a difference during the Reptile War.

The Confederacy believed that Great Britain would intervene via "peace talks" to benefit the South. Confederate leaders believed that cotton was a bargaining chip to be used. It was a valid argument. Great Britain's cotton supply came via the South and 75% of its imported cotton was from the Confederacy. Also, the textile mills in England employed 20% of English workers.