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Sam Echols: Fibers

Published on Nov 23, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

FIBERS

BY: SAM ECHOLS
Photo by Daniel*1977

FIBERS ARE NOT UNIQUE.

FIBERS CAN NOT BE PINPOINTED TO A SPECIFIC THING.
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TRANSFERRED WITH PERSON TO PERSON CONTACT.

FIBERS ARE GATHERED WITH EITHER TWEEZERS, TAPE, OR A VACUUM.

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CAN BE CLASSIFIED AS NATURAL, MANUFACTURES, OR BOTH.

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NATURAL FIBERS

COME FROM PLANTS (COTTON) OR ANIMAL (WOOL).
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MANUFACTURED FIBERS

  • Also known as Synthetic Fibers
  • Fibers include Rayon, Acetate, and Polyester
  • Made from polymers

ANALYZING FIBERS

  • Analyzed under a microscope.
  • Compared to other types of fibers to find a match.
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WAYS TO ANALYZE FIBERS

  • Microscopes
  • Spectrometer

COMPOUND MICROSCOPE

  • Compound: uses the light reflected from the fiber
  • Comparison: uses to fibers to make a precise match
  • Phase-Contrast: gives some structure to the fiber
  • Scanning Electron: converts electrons into a photo

SPECTROMETER

  • Separates light into wavelengths

HOW TO ANALYZE FIBERS

  • Compare the color and diameter
  • Dyed fibers uses chromatography
  • Size/length of fibers
  • Chemical composition and microscopic appearances