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type of product:
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Talc, talcum Sartal
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TALC, TALCUM Sartal 10 B
1. Description
Low content of heterogenous substances, low content of Fe and high MgO.
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2. Mineralogical composition |
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Talc |
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85 |
Dolomite,
magnesite |
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15 |
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3. Physical properties |
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Whiteness |
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CIE L |
96,7 |
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a* |
-0,35 |
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b* |
1,01 |
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Y min
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89 |
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Residue on sieve 40 µm |
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% max
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3 |
Particle size Sedigraph
5100 |
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D(50)
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6,1 µm |
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D(90)
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20,3 µm |
Oil consumption |
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g/100g max
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38 |
Loose weight |
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g/dm3
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680 |
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pH |
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9 |
Moisture |
% max |
0,5 |
Density |
g/cm3 |
2,8 |
Hardness |
Mohs |
1 |
Ignition loss /1100 °C/ |
% max |
6,7 |
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4. Packing
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paper bags 25 kg, on 1000 kg pallets |
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TALCS |
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There
are many types of talcs. The name "talc" does not describes the
diversity of this mineral in nature. On one hand the talc is a pure
magnesium silicate and on the other hand it is a common name for rocks
containing more minerals. Pure talc has the following chemical
formula: Mg3[Si4O10(OH)2]. Theoretical chemical analysis has the
following values:
SiO2 63,5%
MgO 31,7%
H2O 4,8%
more on
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WHITENESS TO 93
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