Manufactured fibres 0.0 / 5 ? TextilesTextilesA2/A-levelAQA Created by: AbigailCreated on: 24-02-15 18:06 What does viscose, acetate, polyester, polyamide and elastane all have in common in relation to the warmth factor? They are low in warmth unless polyester/amide are textured 1 of 27 Viscose is more what than cotton? Absorbent 2 of 27 It is what to wear? Comfortable 3 of 27 Can either have a what or what handle? Soft/firm 4 of 27 Not as strong as? Cotton 5 of 27 Viscose practically has no what so it creases ____? Elasticity, easily 6 of 27 Acetate has a what drape, similar to silk? Elegant 7 of 27 Acetate also has a handle that is? Soft 8 of 27 What is the strength like with acetate? Poor 9 of 27 Is acetate a thermoplastic? If so that means what needs to be done with care? Yes, iron 10 of 27 Polyester is fast drying therefore it has low? Absorbency 11 of 27 Polyester is comfortable but prone to? Static 12 of 27 Polyester is very strong true or false? True 13 of 27 The microfibres with polyester allow what? Breathability 14 of 27 Polyester, like acetate is a? Thermoplastic 15 of 27 Polyamide is a very what fibre? Strong 16 of 27 Along with acrylic, polyester and acetate it is? Static 17 of 27 Is it a thermoplastic? Yes 18 of 27 Elastane is also used in a ? Blend 19 of 27 It is comfortable due to the? Stretch 20 of 27 Has a good what? Strength 21 of 27 Is elastane crease resistant? Why? Yes, due to the elasticity 22 of 27 Elastane is also a t? Thermoplastic 23 of 27 Acrylic is most comparable to? Wool 24 of 27 This is because of its properties; name them? Warmth, comfort, stretch, absorbency 25 of 27 Unfortunately, acrylic can also what like wool? Shrink 26 of 27 Acrylic has what stregnth and is it crease resistant? Good, yes 27 of 27
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