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Soapstone does not have a precise mineralogical definition. It is at least 50% talc. The TLV for soapstone containing no asbestos and less than 1% silica is based on the fibrogenic potential of talc. [ACGIH] Crystalline silica not bound to other minerals is free silica. Silicates are minerals in which silicon and oxygen are combined with other elements. [Rom, p. 364]
Soapstone is used as a paint, rubber, and soap pigment; also used as a lubricant for machinery and a mold release. [ACGIH]
Mining [Category: Industry]
解説タルク,滑石ともいう.フィロケイ酸塩.ブルーサイト層{Mg(OH)2}をSiO4の四面体層ではさんだ三層構造をなす.天然には超塩基性岩の熱水変質,ケイ酸質ド.ロマイトの低温変成の生成物として産出する.単斜晶系,空間群 C 2/c,格子定数 a0 = 0.528,b0 = 0.915,c0 = 1.89 nm.β = 100°15′.塊状,葉片状,へき開{001}完全.硬度1.もろい.密度2.58~2.83 g cm-3.n1.539~1.600.複屈折率約0.05.二軸性負.光軸角2V = 0°~30°.白色,淡緑色,脂感がある.膨張率が小さいため窯業原料として,その他,塗料用の充填剤,熱,電気の絶縁体として用いられる.酸に侵されない.森北出版「化学辞典(第2版)
用途紙製品?ゴム製品?セラミックス?医薬?化粧品?石けん?つや消し配合原料、品添加物 (化学工業日報社)
用途錠剤の賦型、滑沢剤、プラスチック材料の改良。
用途医薬品及び化粧品原料、添加剤、充填剤。
用途化粧品用、医薬品原料、プラスチック材料の改良。
用途ゴム薬品、医薬品原料
説明Soapstone is composed primarily of talc, and has been used for most of recorded history as a carving medium; examples thousands of years old are still extant from Egyptian, Assyrian, and Chinese cultures. The term ‘talc’ was first used in AD 869 to describe minerals that were largely composed of what we now know as talc.
天然物の起源Talc is formed under hydrothermal conditions and is a typical mineral of weaker regional metamorphism (regional dynamo-thermometamorphism). It often occurs in association with chlorite, serpentine, or magnesite. The main parent rocks that undergo metamorphic mineral reactions leading to talc formation are either ( magnesite-bearing) siliceous dolomites, or olivine- and/or pyroxene- containing ultrabasics. In ultrabasic rocks, talc is often a product of hydrothermal alteration (autometasomatism). In commercially important deposits, talc occurs in association with tremolite, calcite, quartz, and dolomite, as the product of a more intense regional metamorphism of siliceous dolomites, and with forsterite and anthophyllite due to intense regional metamorphic overprint of ultrabasics. However, talc can also be observed as an authigenic new formation, e.g., in sandy sediments and salt deposits. Other minerals that occur in association with talc include chlorites, mica, actinolite, feldspars, rutile, pyrrhotite, pyrite, magnetite, and hematite. Limonite, a product of the weathering of iron- containing minerals, especially iron- containing ore minerals, can often be found interspersed with talc.
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14807-96-6、308076-02-0化学的特性Talc is a very fine, white to grayish-white, odorless, impalpable, unctuous, crystalline powder. It adheres readily to the skin and is soft to the touch and free from grittiness.
化学性质モース硬さ1で軟らかく,薄い板状をしている。安価で硬度が低く,化学的に安定で,電気絶縁性がある特徴をもつ。
来歴Talc, soapstone, and steatite have been used by humans as raw materials since prehistoric times. Molds carved from soapstone were used in the Bronze Age and early Iron Age for casting weapons and tools. In the Mediterranean cultures of the classical period, stone carvings were made from soapstone, and talc was used for treating wounds and in the production of cosmetic powder. In ancient Rome, women used large amounts of powder and rouge. The properties of talc, especially its characteristic greasy feel, were described by Pliny the Elder. The old Arabic word talq, which indicates its greasy nature, gave its name to the mineral. In 1550, Catherin de Medici made it once again fashionable to use facial makeup in the form of powdered talc colored by the addition of pigments, a fashion that found innumerable imitators and has continued without interruption until today.
使用Talc is a mineral composed of hydrated magnesium silicate with the chemical formula H2Mg3(SiO3)4 or Mg3Si4O10(OH)2. Talc is used in many industries such as paper making, plastic, paint and coatings, rubber, food, electric cable, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics
一般的な説明Odorless white to grayish-white very fine crystalline powder (unctuous). Readily adheres to the skin. Nonflammable, noncombustible, and nontoxic.
Talc is a naturally occurring hydropolysilicate mineral found in many parts of the world including Australia, China, Italy, India, France, and the USA. The purity of talc varies depending on the country of origin. For example, Italian types are reported to contain calcium silicate as the contaminant; Indian types contain aluminum and iron oxides; French types contain aluminum oxide; and American types contain calcium carbonate (California), iron oxide (Montana), aluminum and iron oxides (North Carolina), or aluminum oxide (Alabama). Naturally occurring talc is mined and pulverized before being subjected to flotation processes to remove various impurities such as asbestos (tremolite); carbon; dolomite; iron oxide; and various other magnesium and carbonate minerals. Following this process, the talc is finely powdered, treated with dilute hydrochloric acid, washed with water, and then dried. The processing variables of agglomerated talc strongly influence its physical characteristics.
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定義本品は、天然の含水ケイ酸マグネシウムである。ときに少量のケイ酸Al(*)を含む。参照表示名称:ケイ酸Al
定義Talc, a hydrated magnesium sulfate, is the primary component of most face powders (eye shadows and blushers). In some products, talc makes up to 70% of the formulation. Cosmetic talc should be white, free of asbestos, should have high spreadability or slip, with low coverage. Particle size is acceptable if the material passes through a 200 mesh sieve. Micronized talc is generally lighter and fluffier but less smooth on the skin than regular grades. Typically talc products are sterilized using gamma irradiation. Cosmetic talcs are mined in Italy, France, Norway, India, Spain, China, Egypt, Japan, and the United States. Talc is fairly hydrophobic, although treatments are used to enhance its texture.