KAPOK
- Molecular Weight: 0
What is KAPOK?
The Uses of KAPOK
Life jackets, insulation, pillows, upholstery.
Definition
Cotton-like fibers obtained from the seedpods of various species of Ceiba and Bombax. Extremely light and resilient but too brittle for spinning. Combustible; not self-extinguishing.
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