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Question 1




1.1.1 Natural, protein, fur
1.1.2 Natural, cellulosic, seed fibre
1.1.3 Manufactured, non-cellulosic
1.1.4 Manufactured, mineral


1.2 Acrylic
1.3 Production of wool:
1. Shearing – the woollen fleece of sheep is cut off. Typically, a sheep is sheared
once a year.
2. Grading and sorting – grading breaks up the fleece based on overall quality. In
sorting, the wool is broken up into sections of different quality fibres, from
different parts of the body.
3. Scouring – the raw wool contains grease, dirt, sand and (dried sweat) suint. This
process cleans the wool in a series of alkaline baths.
4. Carding – fibres are passed through a series of metal teeth that straighten and
bend them into slivers. It also removes residual dirt.

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, 5. Spinning – thread is formed by spinning the fibres together to form yarn.




1.4.1 Wet spinning

1.4.1 It is used for fibre forming filaments that have been dissolved in solvents.

 The spinneret is submerged into the coagulation bath.
 As the filaments emerge, they precipitate from solution and solidify.
 The solution is extruded directly into the precipitation liquid; hence it is called wet
spinning. Rayon and spandex are examples.

Question 2




2.1 Eco-labelling provides brief information on environment-related qualities of the fibre. It
indicates to the consumer fibres that have been produces sustainably with eco-friendly materials
and processes.

They assure the customer that the item they are buying was made in an environmentally
responsible manner.

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