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Uses of Rayon

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To which kind of synthetic fibres does terylene belong?

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Polyester

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Q. Which among the following does not belong to synthetic fibres?

The synthetic fibre which contains the organic group similar to those which give fruits their 'sweet smell' is :

(a) nylon (b) acrylic (c) terylene (d) rayon

Q. Match the type of fibre in column-I with the type of product in column-II.
Column – I Column – II
A. Natural fibre P. Terylene
B. Synthetic fibre Q. Terry wool
C. Semisynthetic fibre R. Wool

Q. Are these statements true or false? Rewrite the false ones correctly.
(a) Polymers are small molecules made by stringing together several monomers.
(b) Blended fabrics contain only synthetic fibres.
(c) Dusters made of nylon or other synthetic materials are good for use in the kitchen.
(d) Polyester fibres are obtained from petroleum products.
(e) Terylene, a synthetic fibre, can be used instead of wool.
(f) Rayon, which is obtained from cellulose, is a natural fibre.

\begin{matrix} Column - I & Column - II A. Natural fibre & P. Terylene B. Synthetic fibre & Q. Raincoats C. Semisynthetic fibre & R. Wool D. Rubber & S. Terry wool \end{matrix}

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