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- noun A
semi synthetic fibre (and associatedfabric ) made fromwood pulp
Etymologies
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Examples
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Because the manufacture of viscose rayon which constitutes 95 percent of the rayon currently marketed has always been a highly polluting process, the pressure of environmentalism has led to the introduction of a new rayon fiber, under the brand name Tencel and the generic name lyocell, that is now being promoted as environmentally favorable or low-impact.
HOME COMFORTS CHERYL MENDELSON 2005
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Because the manufacture of viscose rayon which constitutes 95 percent of the rayon currently marketed has always been a highly polluting process, the pressure of environmentalism has led to the introduction of a new rayon fiber, under the brand name Tencel and the generic name lyocell, that is now being promoted as environmentally favorable or low-impact.
HOME COMFORTS CHERYL MENDELSON 2005
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Because the manufacture of viscose rayon which constitutes 95 percent of the rayon currently marketed has always been a highly polluting process, the pressure of environmentalism has led to the introduction of a new rayon fiber, under the brand name Tencel and the generic name lyocell, that is now being promoted as environmentally favorable or low-impact.
HOME COMFORTS CHERYL MENDELSON 2005
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Because the manufacture of viscose rayon which constitutes 95 percent of the rayon currently marketed has always been a highly polluting process, the pressure of environmentalism has led to the introduction of a new rayon fiber, under the brand name Tencel and the generic name lyocell, that is now being promoted as environmentally favorable or low-impact.
HOME COMFORTS CHERYL MENDELSON 2005
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It turns out that Tencel is a brand name for a fiber called lyocell which is made of the cellulose found in wood pulp.
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Tencel it is also known as lyocell and is made out of wood pulp.
TreeHugger 2009
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Among the many products that have already earned the label are Procter & Gamble's Gillette ProGuide Fusion razor package; Papermate mechanical pencils, made from Mirel biodegradable plastic; the Greenware line of cold cups, made from NatureWorks' plant-based Ingeo polymer; and intermediates such as Lenzing's TENCEL lyocell fiber, made from eucalyptus, and DuPont's Sorona polymer.
Jacquelyn Ottman: The Rise of the Biobased Economy... And Why Brand Owners Need to Develop a Strategy in 2012 Jacquelyn Ottman 2012
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This was extremely useful as many of us are familiar with eco-fibers like bamboo, hemp, organic cotton or wool, and soybean, but are less familiar with abaca, lyocell, mud silk, sasawashi, or peace silk, for example.
FUTUREFASHION: Earth Pledge Remakes Fashion Week | Inhabitat 2008
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Like all rayon, lyocell is made of cellulosic polymers derived from wood pulp, which is a renewable resource that uses little fertilizer or pesticides.
HOME COMFORTS CHERYL MENDELSON 2005
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The so-called natural fibers (cotton, linen, silk, wool, ramie, hemp) and the cellulosic man-made fibers (rayon and lyocell) are all absorbent and hydrophilic or water-attracting.
HOME COMFORTS CHERYL MENDELSON 2005
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