Sentence examples for rayon acetate from inspiring English sources

Cellulose acetate is spun into textile fibres known variously as acetate rayon, acetate, or triacetate.

Each synthetic fibre requires its own dyeing method, for example, nylon requires acid, disperse and pigment dyes, rayon acetate requires disperse dyes, and so on.

The garment was designed by William Travilla and was made from rayon-acetate to give it sharp pleats.

Rayon and acetate do contain cellulose.

The country also produces rayon and acetate fibres.

Rayon and acetate therefore belong to a group of man-made fibres known as regenerated fibres.

South Korea, Japan, and India also have become major producers of woven rayon and acetate fabrics.

Unlike rayon and acetate, nylon fibres are melt-spun a process described in the article melt-spun abre.

DEET products can be applied directly to the skin, but it is safer with children to apply it to their clothing (it may, however, damage plastics, vinyl, spandex, rayon and acetate).

For instance, rayon and acetate, two of the first man-made fibres ever to be produced, are made of the same cellulose polymers that make up cotton, hemp, flax, and the structural fibres of wood.

In the case of rayon and acetate, however, the cellulose is acquired in a radically altered state (usually from wood-pulp operations) and is further modified in order to be regenerated into practical cellulose-based fibres.