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by xnyan
74 days ago
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> sythetics (for anything active) are far better: lighter, warmer, better at dealing with moisture. Synthetic fibres such as polyester and acrylic absorb little water, as such they are good insulators but poor at thermal buffering. They have minimal heat of sorption (about 5–7 J/g) [7], and are limited to moisture wicking. There are also more likely to develop odors and are much more flammable. |
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