Biodegradable Fiber

Biodegradable Fabric Definition
The definition refers to that the product has certain properties and can be used and will not be decomposed in the air, but can be decomposed by microorganisms in natural burying or composting environment after it is not used or discarded, and the decomposition products will be different depending on whether the environment is aerobic or anaerobic.

Generally, microorganisms such as bacteria or fungus required in the process of biodegradation will secrete enzymes to decompose materials, so that the materials will produce hydrolysis reaction, and then many tiny holes will be generated on the surface of the materials, making more bacteria or fungus enter the materials, and the materials will begin to decompose until the molecular weight of the materials drops to a certain value, and the decomposable materials will be metabolized by bacteria or fungus.

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