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yarns today are made up of synthetic polymers; the rest of the yarns are wool and comprise the more expensive, woven carpet. synthetics are plastics such as nylon (which is in % of all carpet), acrylics ( %), polyester (less than %), and polypropylene (less than %). these pile yarns are dyed using a
variety of organic chemical compounds, or occasionally, organometallic complexes. both the primary and secondary backing are largely made of woven or nonwoven polypropylene, though some secondary backing may still be made of jute, a natural fiber that, when woven, looks like burlap. the adhesive used...
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