Synthetic fibre among the following is:

Correct option is A

The correct answer is Nylon.
Nylon
· Nylon was created without the use of any natural raw materials (from plants or animals).
· It was made from coal, water, and air.
· It was the first fully synthetic fibre.
· Nylon fibre was strong, elastic, and light. It was lustrous and easy to clean.
· As a result, it became very popular for making clothes.
· It is the strongest synthetic fibre and can be moulded into any shape.
· It is simple to dye but does not absorb water well.
· Because it is elastic, it is extremely durable.
· It is highly resistant to oil, grease, moths, fungus, and a variety of other pests.
· Because it can be shaped into any shape, it can be made into palettes and even powder.
· It is used to make thread, reel thread, ropes, seatbelts, sarees, tracksuits, raincoats, fishing nets, swimming wears, sleeping bags, and other items due to its many properties.
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The term "fibre" refers to a thin thread made from either natural or artificial materials, particularly one used to make cloth or rope.
Synthetic fibre
· Synthetic fibres are those that are not derived from natural sources such as plants and animals.
· Synthetic fibres are either modified natural fibres or produced directly in laboratories.
· The synthetic fibres are made by human beings.
· These are called synthetic or man-made fibres.
· A synthetic fibre is also a chain of small units joined together. Each small unit is actually a chemical substance.
· Many such small units combine to form a large single unit called a polymer.
· Synthetic fibre is more durable than natural fibre.
Natural fibre
· Cotton is a fluffy fabric made of cellulose, an insoluble substance, and is one of the most common fabrics used today to manufacture clothing materials.
· Natural fibres can be derived from both plants and animals.
· They are typically processed and spun into yarn, which is then turned into a product.
· Because of their physical properties, natural fibres such as cotton are preferred for clothing materials.
· They are typically soft and lightweight, making them a popular textile type.
· Cotton, wool, silk, and other fibres are derived from plants or animals.