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• Mineral wool
  [[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.
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• Glass wool
  ...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
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• Loden
  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
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• Deafening
  ...used for sound insulation are [[hair]] felt, [[foamed plastic]], [[mineral wool]], [[fiberboard]], quilted fiber paper, [[peat moss]], [[cork]], and [[sawd
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• Gauze
  ...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
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• Faille
  ...re of the following fibers: [[silk]], [[rayon fiber|Rayon]], [[cotton]], [[wool]], or [[synthetic fiber|synthetic fibers]].
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• Excelsior
  wood wool
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• Lanolin
  ...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
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• Sodium azide test
  ...nitrogen during its reaction with the sodium azide/iodine solution. [[Wool|Wool]] fibers can be used as a reference for a positive test.
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• Sound insulation
  ...tion|felt]], [[foamed%20plastic|foamed plastic]], [[mineral%20wool|mineral wool]], [[cork|cork]], and [[sawdust|sawdust]], etc.) into the construction desi
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• Potassium hydroxide
  * Deleterious to wool, leather, aluminum, lead, tin and zinc.
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• Hopsacking
  ...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
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• Casemaking clothes moth
  ...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
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• Potassium ferricyanide
  ...used to make [[blueprint paper|blueprints]], to stain [[wood]], and dye [[wool]]. Potassium ferricyanide is also used as an etching liquid in [[electropla
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• Clothes moth
  ...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
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• Azlon fiber
  ...tonseeds, and [[casein|casein]]. The fibers were often blended with [[wool|wool]], [[cotton|cotton]], or synthetics for weaving. Fabrics made from azlon we
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• Slag
  ...ated in the manufacture of [[concrete|concrete]], [[mineral%20wool|mineral wool]], [[slag%20brick|slag brick]], [[slag%20glass|slag glass]], [[portland%20c
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• Alginic fiber
  ...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
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• Madder (Rubia akane) LC
  Extracts of plant material or of dyed silk or wool were analyzed by HPLC with photodiode array and mass spectrometric detectio
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• Polyamide
  ...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
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