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    This document discusses the various uses of hemp including for fiber, clothing, construction, and bioplastics. Hemp fiber is hard, resistant, and soft, and has been used for clothing, ships, and construction. It is more environmentally friendly to produce than other materials. Hemp can also be used to create bioplastics that are light, durable, biodegradable alternatives to petrochemical plastics, with uses in record boxes, musical instruments, and car interiors. Hemp contains high levels of cellulose, including 77% cellulose, making it suitable for creating bioplastics.

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    This document discusses the various uses of hemp including for fiber, clothing, construction, and bioplastics. Hemp fiber is hard, resistant, and soft, and has been used for clothing, ships, and construction. It is more environmentally friendly to produce than other materials. Hemp can also be used to create bioplastics that are light, durable, biodegradable alternatives to petrochemical plastics, with uses in record boxes, musical instruments, and car interiors. Hemp contains high levels of cellulose, including 77% cellulose, making it suitable for creating bioplastics.

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    This document discusses the various uses of hemp including for fiber, clothing, construction, and bioplastics. Hemp fiber is hard, resistant, and soft, and has been used for clothing, ships, and construction. It is more environmentally friendly to produce than other materials. Hemp can also be used to create bioplastics that are light, durable, biodegradable alternatives to petrochemical plastics, with uses in record boxes, musical instruments, and car interiors. Hemp contains high levels of cellulose, including 77% cellulose, making it suitable for creating bioplastics.

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    hemp fiber

    ÿ Hard, resistant and soft


    ÿ Clothing (Amsterdam and Barcelona)
    ÿ Versatile, resistant and soft fiber like silk.
    ÿ Used in the construction of ships, resistant to salt water.
    ÿ Its production is more friendly to the environment. ÿ
    Hemp clothes wrinkle less than linen.
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    bioplastics

    ÿ Hemp plastic and substitute for petrochemical plastics, light, durable and biodegradable.

    It has high levels of cellulose.

    ÿ Use in record boxes, musical instruments, luxury car door linings.

    ÿ 77% is cellulose, with respect to wood it contains between 40% and 50%
    of cellulose.
    ÿ They contain 100% recyclable albumin and a good natural regulator of
    humidity.
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