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Saturday, 27 February 2010

Chemical and physical Composition of Cotton, Wool, Silk, Jute

Chemical composition of Cotton:

  1. Cellulose: 85.5%
  2. Oil and Wax: 0.5%
  3. Portion pectoses and coloring matter: 5%
  4. Moisture Regain: 8.5%
  5. Mineral matter: 1%

Chemical composition of Wool:

  1. Keratin: 33%
  2. Dust: 26%
  3. Fat:12%
  4. Saint: 28%
  5. Mineral: 1%

Chemical composition of Silk:

  1. Silk gum or sericin: 22–25%
  2. Silk or fibroin: 62–67%
  3. Moisture regain: 10–11%
  4. Salt: 1–1.5%

Chemical composition of Jute:

  1. Cellulose: 65.2%
  2. Hemi-cellulose: 22.2%
  3. Lignin: 10.8%
  4. Water soluble: 1.5%
  5. Fats and wax: 0.3%

Physical properties of Cotton:

  1. Specific gravity: 1.52%
  2. Moisture regain: 8.5%
  3. Strength®Tenacity®Dry: 3.5g/d
  4. elasticity®Breaking extension: 6–10%
  5. resiliency: Low
  6. Abrasion resistance: Medium
  7. Dimensional stability: Medium

Physical properties of Wool:

  1. Specific gravity: 1.31%
  2. Moisture regain:13–16%
  3. Strength®Tenacity®Dry: 1.35g/d
  4. Elasticity®Breaking extension: 42.5%
  5. Resiliency: Excellent
  6. Abrasion resistance: Good
  7. Dimensional stability: Bad

Physical properties of Silk:

  1. Specific gravity: 1.34%
  2. Moisture regain:11%
  3. Strength®Tenacity®Dry: 4.3g/d
  4. Elasticity®Breaking extension: 23.4%
  5. Resiliency: Moderate
  6. Abrasion resistance: Good
  7. Dimensional stability: Good

Physical properties of Jute:

  1. Specific gravity: 1.48%
  2. Moisture regain:13.7%
  3. Strength®Tenacity®Dry: 4–7g/d
  4. Elasticity®Breaking extension:

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