Polyester

Physical or chemical properties? I'm going to give you both. :)

Physical Properties:

1. Polyester's weight is 1.22-1.38 g/cm3.

2. Able to hold forms well.

3. Easy and quick to dry.

4. Very resistant to stretching, shrinking, and creasing.

5. Also resistant to the sun.

Chemical Properties:

1. When burned, polyester gives off a strong odor.

2. The molten residue from burned polyester can cause harmful burns to human skin.

bad point: it is not a summer fabric. This means that it will not let your body breath and will leave sweat patches underneath your arms. Also, it expands when you put it in the washing machine- if 100% polyester. :) hope I answered your question. Sorry don't know any good points. :( sorry hopefully someone else will be able to answer that.

i was kinda hopin u knew...

"Polyether" is a name given to a group of compounds that contain more than one ether group (R-O-R).

Conjugated polyster fiber is a kind of fabric, high in resilience and light in weight. It is used primarily for stuffing - as in toys, sofa and bedding. It is also used by industries for manufacturing of padding mattresses, cushion, filter etc. It is produced by bicomponent hollow spinning technology of heterogenous polyster.

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This guide will explain the difference between cotton filled and polyester filled bedding sets. Cotton filled quilts are typically more expensive because of the added skill required in making the quilts. 100% cotton quilts are normally heavier than polyester filled quilts because polyester is a less dense fiber. Because of the lighter weight, polyester has more "holes" with which to retain heat. For this reason, polyester quilts are lighter and can be warmer than 100% cotton quilts.

hi,

polyester is a synthetic fibre derived from coal, air, water and petroleum. polyester fibres are formed from a chemical reaction between an acid and alcohol.

== == The genetic disorder Trimethylaminuria causes people to have body odor despite showering frequently.

The "e" designation indicates the engine is "fuel injected" and is from the German word for fuel injection, "einspritzen", which literally means "in spray." The MB 190 sans "e" had a carburetor.

The less rational and more confusing designation is the 190. In Europe it indicated the car had a four cylinder engine with a displacement of 1.9 liters, about 116 cubic inches.

In the US. this was the model designation for the first "Compact" MB, but most of the cars actually came equipped with four cylinder engine of 2.3 liters displacement, about 151 cubic inches because our then current smog laws rendered all engines relatively gutless by the late 70's and early 80's.

Sometime in the 90's MB changed their model/engine designation system. They had three clases of sedans: Compact, C class, Intermediate, E class and Huge, S class. The numbers following indicated engine dislplacement. Now the system has gotten way complex again so that the same letter can mean different things depending where it is placed. For example an SLK is a two seat sports car to compete against the Porsche Boxster and BMW Z4. A car with 350K designation has a V6 engine of 3.5 liters displacement with a Kompressor, meaning "supercharger". And yes, I do believe there is an SLK350K. Aren't you glad you asked? And no I don't have a life; that's why I know stuff like this. JHS

cra_arc says

well that's sort of correct

mmmn well this is true as far as the difference between 190 and 190e is concerned.

but in most of Europe most 190`s were either 1.8 or 2 liter in the UK market very few 2.3 8v petrol engined variants were introduced ( NAM version were many more)

there were however 2.3 and 2.5 16v variants and a 2.6l 6 cyl and specialist 3.6 12 and a very few 24v variants of the w201.

not counting the diesel version.

Pity is when you feel sorry for someone, but it doesn't come from your heart. Pity doesn't help anyone but compassion does. You will notice in the Gospels that "Jesus was moved with compassion for the multitudes" is mentioned several times. He saw their spiritual state and felt compassion for them, to help with their needs. You can feel pity for someone all day long, but when you feel compassion and empathy for someone you will be moved to action to help them in some way, hopefully.

To "flesh out" an idea is to give it substance, as a sculptor adds clay flesh to a skeletal armature. To "flush out" a criminal is to drive him or her out into the open. The latter term is derived from bird-hunting, in which one flushes out a covey of quail. If you are trying to develop something further, use "flesh"; but if you are trying to reveal something hitherto concealed, use "flush."

No.

That is a spawn of Satan himself

Based on my readings on the sociology of deviance, whether you describe someone who exhibits chronic disregard for others' rights/feelings, lack of empathy, total self-centeredness, etc. as "psychopathic" or "sociopathic" depends on whether you trace the cause of the behavior to intrapsychic or biological defects (psychopathic) or trace it to the social structure of a given society (sociopathic). Given that this kind of behavior is common in some types of societies and comparatively rare in others, I believe a strong case can be made for a social etiology.

You can't. The crime scene investigators are going to find it eventually, and you are going to do hard time.

where the cotton percentage is more than 50% in the yarn (cotton polyester) than it is termed as cotton polyester and where the polyester percentage is more than 50% in the yarn ( polyester cotton) it is termed as polyester cotton.

I don't know anything about B.K.R. Sports, but just from what you've said in the question,
I'd say you're never going to find such an item anywhere.

"100 percent" means "the whole thing". You've said you want the whole thing to be PVC
and you also want the whole thing to be polyester. That's going to be one tough fabric.
I don't think you'll find it.

Yes it will but don't leave the heat on under it just roll it in plastic rollers with openings put it in the boiling water (off heat) and leave it until the water cools. Air dry the wig with the rollers still in and you will have the result you want. Spray with hair spray (aquanet works best) before you style it and after. My friends were drag queens who styled wigs all the time that is where I learned the trick. Have fun at the party!

The basic difference between QTP 8 and 9 versions is Object Repository Configuration and Management. In QTP 8 version... 1) The Object Repository Modes are PerAction and Shared. 2) The QTP script can get connected to one repository at one time. If per action, every action of the QTP Test Script is connected to one Repository and If shared then all the actions will be connected to one Shared Repository. 3) For shared Repository QTP Script, upon recording the user activities on AUT, the objects will be added to the Repository connected. In QTP 9 version... 1) The Object Repository Modes are Local and Shared. 2) The QTP script can get connected to more than one repository at one time. An Action can be assosiated to more than one repository simultaneously. The Repositories it connects should be Shared(external in Read only mode) other than it's own Repository (Local). 3) Upon recording the user activities on AUT, the objects will be added to the Local Repository but not the Shared as it will be read only mode. There are other minor differences that you can find in the QTP 9 version help. By the way the QTP version 9 approach has created more problems than solutions for those whose framework insists Shared Repository mode.

The specific heat capacity of polyester is 2.35degrees

If you look after them then yes they can, however if they aren't treated correctly then the lycra looses its elasticity and the swimsuit will become baggy

Basements usually have walls of cement or whateverthey are built of. ,cellars at one time generally had walls of dirt.They were usually smaller than a basement ,they were used to store fruit (like apples )& veggies (onions, turnips etc. )because it was cooler in there produce kept quite well for a considerable time. The fruit was allowed to dry out & was used for cooking such things of course as pies ,cobblers ,also applesauce etc. A celler like stated above is smaller than a basement and back in the early settlements to the 1950's they were dirt walls, now most are concrete, not all but most. True cellers are not under the house either, they are out in the yard somewhere. You can usually identify them by a mound in the land and it has a door on it(small,tiny) door. Yes, they use these to store there foods that they have prepared from their summer and fall harvest. all of their canning. As for drying out fruit and Veggies they would have had to do that before puttint them into the celler, but they would keep apples, squash, cucumbers celery cabbage and such to keep for the winter. Remember Cellers were bin in the Midwest and the pararie states where it wasREALLY cold.