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The structural distinction between bicomponent and biconstituent synthetic fibres lies in:
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- 1The cross-sectional polymer arrangement versus random molecular alloy/dispersion blending✓
- 2The type of mechanical blending applied to natural staple fibres
- 3The degree of mechanical twist applied during spinning
- 4The staple length of the individual filaments
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The cross-sectional polymer arrangement versus random molecular alloy/dispersion blending
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