Talc Lumps

Talc is a mineral composed of hydrated magnesium silicate with the chemical formula H₂Mg3(SiO₃)4 or Mg₃Si₄O10(OH)₂. Used in loose form, it is the widely used substance known as talcum powder.
Talc Lump is the world's softest mineral. Although all talc ores are soft, platy, water repellent and chemically inert, no two talc are quite the same. Talc Lump is a vital part of everyday life. The magazines we read the polymers in our cars and houses, the paints we use and the tiles we walk on are just some of the products that talc enhances. Talc Lump is practically insoluble in water and in weak acids and alkalis. It is neither explosive nor flammable. Talc â�� the â��secret ingredientâ�� is colouless, odourless, imperceptible, insoluble and inert, yet highly effective for so many applications.
Features

• Softness
• Hydrophobicity
• Organophilic

Uses

• Agriculture and Food
• Ceramics
• Talc in Paint
• Coatings
• Paper
• Personal Care
• Plastics
• Rubber
• Waste water treatment
• Talc in Roofing Materials