Use combustion method to identify fabric composition
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Combustion fabric cotton
When burning different fabrics, they will be accompanied by different states. The burning method is a simple and feasible method to identify the composition of fabrics. , the following is the specific state of several common fabrics when using the combustion method to identify the ingredients:
Cotton: flammable, ignites quickly, has the smell of burning paper, and burns Later, it appears as thin and soft gray-black floccules.
Linen: The burning characteristics are similar to those of cotton, with a smell of burning paper. After burning, it will appear fine and soft gray-white floc.
Hair: Burns slowly after catching fire, smells like burning hair, becomes black and charred after burning, and is brittle.
Polyester (really good): It is easy to melt when burning, and it will continue to burn after being removed from the fire, and there will be thick smoke, but the melt will not fall down and has a fragrant aroma. The smell is hard, black and bead-like after burning.
Acrylic (synthetic wool): melts and burns, has a pungent smell, and the burning material appears as small black hard balls.
Nylon (nylon): The flame is close to melting, and then extinguishes itself. It smells like celery and turns into a light yellowish-brown lump after burning.
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