Why does the treatment of cotton fabrics with dilute acids weaken the materials?

Chemistry NECO 2003

Why does the treatment of cotton fabrics with dilute acids weaken the materials?

  • Cotton is hydrolysed completely to glucose
  • The fabrics are soluble in dilute acids
  • The molecular chains are partially broken checkmark
  • The molecular chain length f the fabric increases
  • The thread holding the fabric together Is completely destroyed.

The correct answer is: C

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