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Category
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description
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Description
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| XAMITUM |
fibers, filaments,
yarns |
Also called Samite.
A rich, heavy silk fabric, generally interwoven with gold
or silver threads in brocade effects |
Also called Samite.
A rich, heavy silk fabric, generally interwoven with gold
or silver threads in brocade effects. Used for ecclesiastical
garments, robes of state. The term is derived from the
Greek word hesamitos, which means woven with six threads;
the fabrichas originally been made with a six-ply warp |
| XANTHATING |
processes, operations |
An intermediate
step in the manufacture of viscose rayon |
An intermediate
step in the manufacture of viscose rayon in which alkali
cellulose is treated with carbon bisulphide for several
hours at specified temperatures converting it into cellulose
xanthate. |
| XYLINA |
fabrics |
A bleached cotton
fabric made from cotton grown in upper Egypt. |
A bleached cotton
fabric made from cotton grown in upper Egypt. It was very
popular with wealthy classes of the Roman Empire. |
| XYLODINE |
fibers, filaments,
yarns |
Yarn made by twisting
a strip of paper and coating with glue and fibre. |
Yarn made by twisting
a strip of paper and coating with glue and fibre. |
| XYLOLIN |
fibers, filaments,
yarns |
A trade name for
paper yarn, made in Germany. |
A trade name for
paper yarn, made in Germany. |
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