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natural fibers, but for
clothing natural fibers have some benefits, such as comfort, over
their synthetic counterparts.
Natural fibers develop or occur...
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Specially designed fibers are also used for a
variety of
other applications, such as
fiber optic sensors and
fiber lasers. Gl****
optical fibers are typically...
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expensive compared to
similar fibers, such as gl****
fiber,
basalt fibers, or
plastic fibers. To
produce a
carbon fiber, the
carbon atoms are
bonded together...
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Dietary fibers are
diverse in
chemical composition and can be
grouped generally by
their solubility,
viscosity and
fermentability which affect how
fibers are...
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inside of the cell membrane.
Muscle fibers also have
multiple mitochondria to meet
energy needs.
Muscle fibers are in turn
composed of myofibrils. The...
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Synthetic fibers or
synthetic fibres (in
British English; see
spelling differences) are
fibers made by
humans through chemical synthesis, as
opposed to...
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endocardium in a
space called the subendocardium. The
Purkinje fibers are
specialized conducting fibers composed of
electrically excitable cells. They are larger...
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fibers, also
known as fast oxidative-glycolytic
fibers, are fast
twitch muscle fibers which have been
converted via
endurance training.
These fibers are...
- fibregl**** (Commonwealth English) is a
common type of
fiber-reinforced
plastic using gl****
fiber. The
fibers may be
randomly arranged,
flattened into a sheet...
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Acrylic fibers are
synthetic fibers made from a
polymer (polyacrylonitrile) with an
average molecular weight of ~100,000,
about 1900
monomer units. For...
