About Soapstone / Talc
Talc is naturally occurring mineral chemically a hydrous magnesium silicate. It is also known as soapstone, talc, French chalk and steatite. It is well known extender to surface coating due to its smoothness and softness. It has characteristics of soapy feel. It has high lubricating properties, high luster, chemical inertness, low conductivity to heat and electricity. Its color varies from yellowish green to pure white.ApplicationsCosmeticsTextile & DetergentPaints & Primers PigmentsRubber And PlasticsPaper & Ceramics.Key BenefitsHigh CoverageExcellent Smoothness High Opacity Corrosion ResistanceAnti Caking AgentChemically Stable Grades: Off Color Talc 300 To 700 MeshSuper White Talc -300 Mesh To 5 MicronsUpto 99 % Whiteness
FAQs of Soapstone / Talc:
Q: What is the specific gravity range of Soapstone / Talc?
A: The specific gravity of Soapstone / Talc ranges from 2.5 to 2.8.
Q: What are the primary chemical components of Soapstone / Talc?
A: The primary chemical components of Soapstone / Talc are MGO (Magnesium Oxide) and SIO2 (Silicon Dioxide).
Q: What is the strength characteristic of Soapstone / Talc?
A: Soapstone / Talc has excellent strength.
Q: What applications can Soapstone / Talc be used for?
A: Soapstone / Talc is commonly used in paints, plastics, and rubber applications.
Q: What is the color of Soapstone / Talc?
A: The color of Soapstone / Talc is white.
Q: What type of refractory is Soapstone / Talc categorized under?
A: Soapstone / Talc is categorized as a basic refractory.
Q: What is the shape specification of Soapstone / Talc?
A: The shape specification of Soapstone / Talc is plate.