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titleOfInvention Acrylic fiber
abstract (57) [Summary] [PROBLEMS] Various appearance characteristics rich in design as fake fur when used in textile products, especially in raised fabrics such as high piles and bores, having excellent transparency and glossiness. Provide acrylic fiber that can express soft texture. A copolymer containing 35 to 60% by weight of acrylonitrile is produced by a wet spinning method using acetone as a solvent, the light transmittance in the fiber width direction is 88% or more, and the fiber cross section is 30 μm in the long axis direction This is achieved by acrylic fibers having the above-mentioned straight portion and having a maximum surface reflectance of the fiber per unit fineness (decitex) of more than 2.1.
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