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Study Unit 1 Introduction to Textile
The origin of textile,
The importance of textiles in our...,
Clothing
21
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Study Unit 1.2 Fibre Classification
Tfpia,
Fibres have a generic name given ...,
Fibres have a trade name
14
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Study Unit 2 Fibre Theory
Explain polymers,
The most important atoms in fibre...,
The bulk of the fibre is construc...
13
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Study Unit 2.2 Fibre Formation
What can be considered a starting...,
What would enable cellulose to be...,
Name 4 ways to spun cellulose
17
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Study Unit 2.3 Fibre Form
The spinneret shape,
Monofilament,
Multifilament
6
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Study Unit 2.4 Fibre Modification
Modification microdenier fibres m...,
Advantages microdenier fibres mic...,
Modification non round fibres
16
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Study Unit 2.5 Nanofibres
Define nanofibre,
Nanofibres can be produced from,
An electrospinning process can pr...
8
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Study Unit 2.6 Fibre Identification
What method can be used to identi...,
The burning test,
Safety precautions
69
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Study Unit 3.1 Physical and Chemical properties
Physical structure,
Physical structure,
Lenght
28
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Study Unit 3.2 Primary Properties
Primary properties,
5 primary properties,
1 length to width ratio
7
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Study Unit 3.3 Secondary Properties
The secondary properties,
The secondary properties,
1 density
18
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Study Unit 3.4
Fibre properties and fabric perfo...,
Aesthetic qualities,
Durability properties
5
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Study Unit 4 Natural Protein Fibres: Wool
History,
Fibre production,
Fibre properties
34
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Study Unit 4 Natural Protein Fibres: Silk
History,
Wild silk or tussah silk,
Dupion silk
42
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Study Unit 4 Natural Protein Fibres: Speciality/Fur
Mohair,
Cashmere,
Camel hair
8
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STUDY UNIT 5: Natural cellulose fibres: Cotton
History,
Fibre production,
Harvesting
36
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Study Unit 5: Natural cellulose fibres: Flax
History,
Fibre production,
Rippling
39
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Study Unit 5: Bast, Leaf, Seed
Jute,
Ramie,
Hemp
8
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Study Unit 6: Manufactured cellulosic: Rayon
History,
Fibre production,
Fibre properties
30
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“Study Unit 6: Manufactured cellulosic: Acetate VS Triacetate
History,
Fibre productionmanufacturing pro...,
Finishing processes
31
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Study Unit 7: Manufactured non-cellulosic: polyamide NYLON
History,
Fibre properties,
Physical structure
29
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Study Unit 7: Manufactured non-cellulosic: polyamide ARAMID
What is an aramid fibre,
Hisotry,
The most important property of no...
5
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Study Unit 8: Manufactured non-cellulosic: polyester
History,
Fibre production,
Fibre properties
30
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Study Unit 9: Manufactured non-cellulosic: acrylic
History,
Fibre production,
Fibre properties
30
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Study Unit 9: Manufactured non-cellulosic: Modacrylic
History,
Fibre production,
Properties
5
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STUDY UNIT 10: Polyolefin
Olefin fibres,
Olefin has taken over what market...,
Olefin fibres are made from what ...
20
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STUDY UNIT 11: Elastomeric fibre NATURAL RUBBER
Rubber,
History,
Latex manufacture
4
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Study Unit 11: Elastomeric fibre: Elastane/Spandex
Production,
Strenght,
Elasiticy recovery
8
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STUDY UNIT 12: Mineral and inorganic fibres ASBESTOS
Asbestos,
History,
Health hazard
4
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STUDY UNIT 12: Mineral and inorganic fibres GLASS
Glass,
Properties,
Care
4
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Study Unit 12: Mineral and inorganic fibres, METALLIC FIBRE
Metallic fibres,
History,
The metals most often used and it...
6
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Study unit 8 Asset management: the investment decision
Why over investment in current as...,
Why is under investment is risky,
You must understand the three bas...
10
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