i.
Amorphousness: amorphous orientation of polymers
within the polymer system of any fiber is called amorphous region. In amorphous
regions, the polypers are oriented or aligned at random.
ii.
Crystallinity: crystallinity orientation of
polymers within the polymer system of any fiber is called the crystalline
region. In crystalline regions the polymers are oriented or aligned
longitudinally into more or less parallel order. It is in the crystalline areas
that hydrogen bonding and vandar-wals force occur.
iii.
Flammability: it is the ability to ignite and burn.
iv.
Dye ability: it is the ability of fibers to be
dyed.
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