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This document discusses various types of regenerated cellulosic fibers including viscose rayon, cuprammonium rayon, cellulose acetate, modal, lyocell, and soybean protein fiber. Viscose rayon is made by dissolving pulp in chemicals and forcing it through holes to form filaments. It has low strength but is absorbent. Cuprammonium rayon is similar to viscose but has a silkier feel. Cellulose acetate is made from a cellulose byproduct and is weaker than other fibers. Modal is stronger when wet than viscose and

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Uday Kumar
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