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melly21297

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A finish that straightens fabric, removes wrinkles, and dries fabric to an even width is
 
  A) perching. B) mercerizing. C) sizing. D) fulling. E) tentering.

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A problem with acid desizing of cotton is that
 
  A) dyes may darken in some areas creating an irregular color.
  B) colors are altered.
  C) the texture change is permanent.
  D) the fabric shrinks excessively.
  E) fabric may become tender if time and concentration are not controlled.



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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

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melly21297

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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