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[[File:92_Mineral wool_200X adj.jpg|thumb|Mineral wool]] ...are produced by blowing air or steam through molten rock or slag. Mineral wool is used as fillers in thermal insulation and fireproofing materials.

...s results in lightweight material with very high thermal insulation. Glass wool is used for filtration, thermal insulation and as a decorative media. It i ...ol (Ned.); lã de vidro (Port.); fiberglass; fibreglass; rock wool; mineral wool; batt insulation

A thick, soft, waterproof, windproof material. Loden is made from wool and typically has a dark olive green color. The shaggy fabric is used for c

...used for sound insulation are [[hair]] felt, [[foamed plastic]], [[mineral wool]], [[fiberboard]], quilted fiber paper, [[peat moss]], [[cork]], and [[sawd

...ry in Gaza, Palestine. It is typically made from [[cotton|cotton]], [[wool|wool]], [[silk|silk]], or synthetic fibers with a loose, open weave. Cotton gauz

...re of the following fibers: [[silk]], [[rayon fiber|Rayon]], [[cotton]], [[wool]], or [[synthetic fiber|synthetic fibers]].

wood wool

...material that is purified from the grease, or [[degras]], extracted from [[wool]]. Lanolin is a complex mixture of 33 high molecular weight alcohols and 36 lanoline; animal wax; wool wax; wool grease; wool fat; lanoline; Lanain; Lanum; adeps lanae; oesipos; Agnolin; Lantrol; Loani

...nitrogen during its reaction with the sodium azide/iodine solution. [[Wool|Wool]] fibers can be used as a reference for a positive test.

...tion|felt]], [[foamed%20plastic|foamed plastic]], [[mineral%20wool|mineral wool]], [[cork|cork]], and [[sawdust|sawdust]], etc.) into the construction desi

* Deleterious to wool, leather, aluminum, lead, tin and zinc.

...used as a sack to gather hops. More recently, hopsacking has referred to [[wool]] or synthetic fiber fabrics made to imitate the coarse loose weave of the

...d for 41-56 days. The larvae stage feeds on proteinaceous media, such as [[wool|woolen]] fabrics, [[hair]], [[pelt|pelts]], [[hide|hides]], and [[feather|f

...used to make [[blueprint paper|blueprints]], to stain [[wood]], and dye [[wool]]. Potassium ferricyanide is also used as an etching liquid in [[electropla

...ous moths of the family Tineidae. The larvae of the clothes moths feed on wool, hair, fur, feathers, cotton, and silk. The adult clothes moth is small wi

...tonseeds, and [[casein|casein]]. The fibers were often blended with [[wool|wool]], [[cotton|cotton]], or synthetics for weaving. Fabrics made from azlon we

...ated in the manufacture of [[concrete|concrete]], [[mineral%20wool|mineral wool]], [[slag%20brick|slag brick]], [[slag%20glass|slag glass]], [[portland%20c

...ic fibers are woven into a fabric with other types of thread, such as fine wool, then washed out, leaving a loosely woven pattern. Alginic threads are also

Extracts of plant material or of dyed silk or wool were analyzed by HPLC with photodiode array and mass spectrometric detectio

...an amine (NH2) on another molecule. Two common natural polyamides include wool and silk<ref>https://www.tortoiseandladygrey.com/2016/02/01/environmental-i * While [[Wool]] and [[silk]] can tarnish [[silver]] due to the presence of sulfur in the

Extracts of plant material or of dyed silk or wool were analyzed by HPLC with photodiode array and mass spectrometric detectio

Extracts of plant material or of dyed silk or wool were analyzed by HPLC with photodiode array and mass spectrometric detectio

| Wool || 毛・ウール (ke/Ūru) || 毛 (Mao) || Merino, Alpaca

...l fibers or synthetic fibers. Examples of natural fibers are: [[linen]], [[wool]], [[hair]], [[silk]], [[flax]], [[cotton]], [[sisal]], [[esparto grass|esp

* Generates electrical charge when rubbed with wool

...r; amianthus; riebeckite; anthophyllite; tremolite; actinolite; salamander wool; asbest (Dan., Ned., Sven.); Asbest (Deut.); asbesto (Esp.); amiante (F

...and elastic. Importantly, as opposed to traditional fibers such as cotton, wool, and rayon, nylon fibers are glossy.<ref>http://personal.strath.ac.uk/andre

Extracts of plant material or of dyed silk or wool were analyzed by HPLC with photodiode array and mass spectrometric detectio

...[[glass fabric]]; [[glass fiber]]; [[glass paper]]; [[glass rot]]; [[glass wool]]; [[Glazing comparison (Clear plastic sheets)|glazing]]; [[microballoon]] | Glass wool

...dening agent because it dulls or darkens the dye color. Excess exposure to wool leaves the fibers stiff and harsh. Ferrous sulfate has also been added to

...sured that the backing could be easily removed in the future when [[cotton wool]] saturated in an appropriate [[solvent]] is placed over the holes, allowin

...e 1800s in the textile industry, including titanium oxide as a mordant for wool, also not the calcined white pigment. From about 1908 onward, researchers

File:00000098B.jpg|Comparison of wool, cotton and silk fibers