alleryStart learning →Fibres are crystalline in nature because of what?
AStrong chain attraction
BSulfur cross linking
CExtreme branching
DAdded plasticisers
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Strong chain attraction
Strong forces such as hydrogen bonds align the chains in regular crystalline arrays.
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