Polyester

The first number of the code is the number carbon donated but the diamine copolymer.
The second number of the code is the number carbon donated but the diacid copolymer.
Types of nylon with different code have of course different physical properties.

From what I have found out, the main reason polyester fabrics are "moisture wicking" is because polyester is "hydrophobic" -- it resists absorption of water. This means is absorbs less and typically dries faster. I'm not 100% sure that this is the full answer, but I think it is a start.

First, let's make clear that this answer pertains only to the circumstance where the entity buying the license is operating a business under the name of the entity who sold the license.

A franchise is a type of license. The franchise agreement often limits the franchisee's ability to change the nature of the operations under the franchise license agreement. The buyer of the license is called a "franchisee" because they purchased not only the use of the name, but the processes as well.

Yet there are times when a company may have fewer rules as to how the business may be run, or what the business may sell. In this case, where there are fewer constraints on the buyer of the license, the buyer is often called a "licensee" because they purchased the use of the name with fewer restrictions on operations under that name. A good example: McDonald's sells a franchise license: a franchisee must follow all of their rules, including how to cook the food, how to advertise, what the staff say to customers, and other aspects of the business. If McDonald's introduces a "Road Kill Burrito", a franchisee is obligated to put it on the menu and serve it. The franchisee largely does not determine day to day operations.

On the other hand, Caterpillar dealers have a license to use the Caterpillar name and sell Caterpillar equipment and parts. While they cannot (generally) sell competing equipment, how each dealer runs the business is largely left up to them. When Caterpillar introduces a new product line (for example, light duty rentals), the dealers are not obligated to introduce that product or service. The licensee can largely determine the day to day operations. From a legal-regulatory perspective, the difference between a franchisee and licensee are slim to none. Regardless of the name appended to the relationship between the parties, disclosure documents must be prepared and filed with applicable regulatory agencies. These contain information about the grantor (franchisor or licensor), its background, management team, financial condition, intellectual property rights, services or goods provided, fees charged, contract terms, etc. The purpose of these disclosure documents is to give prospective buyers (franchisees or licensees) sufficient pre-sale information so they can make an informed investment decision.

Internal differences: the GE motor have lower compression ratio so that it can use 95 octane fuel, 156 horsepower. The CE motor is high compression and uses 98 octane fuel, 185 hp (euro spec. engine)

Low comp engine has got flat top pistons

Externally the differences are vicible with the GE engine beeing "waterproofed" and has a different oil pan.

Interchanging engines between cars should be possible if you are a skilled "home mechanic"

Internal differences: the GE motor have lower compression ratio so that it can use 95 octane fuel, 156 horsepower. The CE motor is high compression and uses 98 octane fuel, 185 hp (euro spec. engine)

Low comp engine has got flat top pistons

Externally the differences are vicible with the GE engine beeing "waterproofed" and has a different oil pan.

Interchanging engines between cars should be possible if you are a skilled "home mechanic"

Yes!

No. Polyester is a man-made fibre. Linen us a type of cotton, so set your iron to Cottons

You may use bleach with polyester. However, a better way would be to soak it overnight in water that has 1/2 cup of automatic dishwasher soap in it. Wash as usual, but use white vinegar in the rinse.

In a fabric comparison test, 100-percent polyester provided better UV protection than both cotton and a polyester blend. When there are UV warnings, it is best to avoid wearing cotton fabrics.

I think in 1992 <a href="http://www.overbestmall.com/nfl-jerseys">mitchell and ness</a> did it. Not quite sure.

Yes. Definitely. Just do it on delicate or gentle cycle with cold water. Does not damage or discolor the material.

A rally is an exchange of shots between players, while a volley is a type of shot which involves hitting the ball before it bounces on the ground.

A moorhen is a black bird with a bright red bill with yellow on the end. A coot is also black but instead of a red beak has a white one, with a white patch above it. In general, coots tends to be larger and fatter than moorhens. So, check the beak, that will tell you what bird it is!

It acually takes a really long time.. but a lot longer in a landfill.. people should just RECYCLE!!!!

It is a strong material able to stand up to sunlight, hot, cold and other such scenarios (splashed drinks for example). It has a high tear strength when made into a ply and secures the seat belts from not ripping.

"Tg" generally referes to the glass transition temperature of a polymer. For polyester ("PET"), the Tg is just under 70 degrees centigrade.

It depends on the conditions. If you were hoping for a definite answer like "20 years" or something, sorry.

Ester linkages do hydrolyze in mildly acidic conditions, which can be reasonably expected in a landfill, so polyesters will, eventually, break down. How quickly depends on how acidic it is and exactly what form the polyester is in. In the form of small fibers... say, a shirt... it will degrade rather more quickly than if in the form of solid pieces like a soda bottle.

Checking the label of my set, I saw that it has Microfaber (spelled with an"s") on it, so I assume this the same thing.

I love my poly. micfib sheets. They are so soft and silky. I think it's very sexy bedding. :D

Neosporin is an antibiotic with three components...neomycin sulfate, polymixin B sulfate and bacitracin. If this combination is in ointment form, many times you will find it called "triple antibiotic ointment" or it's Trade name, Neomycin. Polysporin is a combination of two antibiotics, bacitracin zinc and polymixin B sulfate.

By combining the three antibiotics, one may treat or prevent a wider range of bacterial infections.

For more information see the Related Link.

If you are allergic to penicillan, you should use Polysporin, instead of Neosporin to avoid potential hives.

I could not find the name "Shree Krishna Polyester Ltd" listed in either BSE or NSE. However, there is "Krishna Lifestyle Technologies" which is listed in the BSE and is trading at Rs. 0.43/- per share (43 paise per share)

This share hasnt been traded in the NSE in the past 30 days.

Soak the blouse in cold water & Woolite for a few hours, then wash. Do NOT put in dryer. Odor should be mostly or entirely gone. If any remains, spray inside & out with Febreze. Wash after each wear, as soon as possible. Wearing multiple times, or allowing several days to pass before washing, will make the odor harder to remove. Drying blouse in the dryer locks in odor. Also, try using Secret Flawless deodorant - the best I've found for dealing with synthetic fabric issues.

the country that produces polyester is Asia.

no

Reaction product of reacting acid with alcohol to give an ester this is called polyester, saturated polyester is reaction product of saturated acid " may be aromatic dibasic acids like phthalic anhydride, isophthalic acid, terephthalic acid,etc.... or aliphatic aicds like adipic, sebacicl,....etc." with alcohol like " glycerol, pentaerythritol, trimethylol propane, neopentyl glycol, etc......." .

Reaction product of reacting acid with alcohol to give an ester this is called polyester, saturated polyester is reaction product of saturated acid " may be aromatic dibasic acids like phthalic anhydride, isophthalic acid, terephthalic acid,etc.... or aliphatic aicds like adipic, sebacicl,....etc." with alcohol like " glycerol, pentaerythritol, trimethylol propane, neopentyl glycol, etc......." .

1 ktex (k = kilo = 1000 as in kg = 1000gms) or 1 000 tex is 1kg/1000meters of fibre.

Example; a length of fibre weighs 1 kg and measures 1000 meters (1 kilometer) long.

This would be 1 ktex of fibre.

40 kilotex of polyester fibre would be a 1000 meter length of polyester fibre which weighs 40 kilograms.

OR

40 kilotex of polyester fibre would be a 25 meter length of polyester fibre which weighs 1 kilogram.