TALC

Talc can be considered as the mildest stone on earth, it is a super adaptable mineral esteemed for its assorted properties by a wide scope of uses.

Talc is a hydrated magnesium silicate and stores structure from the change of high magnesium rocks by siliceous aqueous liquids. Most talc starts its formation from the change of dolomite or ultramafic meddling rocks. Following this interaction, talc is constantly found in mix with another mineral (s). Carbonates and chlorite are the most widely recognized related minerals.

Each talc deposit has an interesting morphology and mineralogy, however talc displays the accompanying remarkable properties: chemical inertness, water repellence, delicate quality(softness), platy ness, and a proclivity for natural substances. Talc has a melting point at 1500 ° C.

These properties make talc a profoundly valued multi-functional filler and cycle empowering influence in a variety of utilizations from paper to plastics, paint to ceramic.

Attributes:

Relatively Inert
Hydrophobic
Softest mineral on earth (1 on Mohs scale)
Oleophilic (natural affinity with oils)
Platy, lamellar

Applications:

Agriculture
Paints
Rubber
Coating & Ceramics
Cosmetics
Paper
Pharmaceuticals
Personal Care
Plastic

Today, we concentrate on giving the business sustainable, esteem added talc-based solutions which add to protecting the climate and to bringing down our clients’ own carbon impression.

In Agriculture, talc-based solutions can give magnificent natural options in contrast to chemicals for shielding fruits from the sun’s beams and disease.

They are ideal for organic cultivation. Talc additionally makes the compelling stream and anti-caking agents for manures.

In paints and coatings, talc is an ideal, natural solution for supplanting less climate amicable TiO2 and for improving the mechanical and optical properties of coatings.

TALC

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