Man made Cellulosic Fiber - Viscose rayon
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Rayon is a man-made fiber produced from cellulose. The production process involves converting cellulose sources like bamboo or bagasse into a viscous solution, extruding it through spinnerets into filaments, and solidifying the filaments. There are different types of rayon produced based on the cellulose molecular structure and properties. Rayon has properties similar to natural fibers like cotton in terms of strength, absorbency, and dyeability. It can be produced as filament or spun yarns for various applications.
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