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This document summarizes and compares the thermal, moisture absorbency, and flammability properties of various common fabrics: Cotton is a good conductor of heat that absorbs moisture well but burns readily. Wool is a poor conductor of heat making it warm, highly absorbent, and burns slowly self-extinguishing. Silk is a poor conductor of heat that absorbs some moisture and burns readily but self-extinguishes. Polyester is a poor conductor of heat that absorbs little moisture, melts and drops when burned emi
- Author
- Uma Mishra
- Language
- EN