Influence of talc morphology on the mechanical properties of talc …
Injected polypropylene (PP)/talc composites were studied to evaluate the influence of different talc morphologies on their final mechanical properties. Talc genesis is responsible for type and content of associated minerals, crystalline degree, particle size distribution, and specially, morphology. Consequently, when talc is incorporated into PP, …
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The Mineral Talc: Uses, Properties, Photos
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Talc | Definition, Uses, & Facts | Britannica
talc, common silicate mineral that is distinguished from almost all other minerals by its extreme softness (it has the lowest rating [1] on the Mohs scale of hardness). Its soapy or greasy feel accounts for the name soapstone given to compact …
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Talc I Guide to Mineral Uses and Safety Risks
Talc. Talc is a mineral made of hydrogen, magnesium, oxygen and silicon. It has many uses in makeup, cosmetics and industrial applications. Asbestos …
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Mineralogical and Geochemical Characterization of …
Abstract. The detailed mineralogical, physical and chemical characterization of nine samples of imported cosmetic talc and of two samples of talc from currently non-productive Mexican ore …
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Study on Flame Retardancy and Mechanism of …
Introduction. Talc is used mainly in medicine, cosmetics, ceramics, paper making, coatings, wires and cables, and various chemical industries (Liu et al., 2020; Nair and Sairam, 2021).The main component of talc is hydrous …
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International Journal of Toxicology Safety …
talc, safety, cosmetics Introduction This assessment presents information relevant to the safety of talc as used in cosmetic formulations. Reported functions of talc in cosmetics include abrasive, absorbent, anticaking agent, bulking agent, opacifying agent, skin protectant, and slip modi-fier.1 The noncosmetic issue of the prohibition of the ...
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Introduction to Talc as a pharmaceutical excipient
Talc is an naturally occurring mineral used as a lubricant and dissolvent in raw formulations, in well as a glidant by capsule formulations
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Talc I Guide to Mineral Uses and Safety Risks
Asbestos fibers are tiny and may be released into the air when contaminated products are disturbed during application or use. This carcinogenic mineral can cause mesothelioma, ovarian cancer and lung cancer, among other health conditions. Consumer talc products, including talcum powder, have contained asbestos fibers at varying levels.
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Introduction Of The Adsorption Of Talc
Introduction of the adsorption of talc. The talcum powder is mainly made of high-quality talc ore, which is processed through processes such as mining, washing, air drying, crushing and grinding. The high-quality talc powder has the characteristics of high whiteness, uniform distribution of particles, narrow particle size distribution and oil ...
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The Tourist Area Life Cycle (TALC) and Its Effect on the …
After a brief introduction, the first section presents the concept of TALC and describes the development phases and the indicators that help understand tourism area development. The second section ...
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Safety and efficacy of natural mixtures of talc (steatite) and …
Talc was not irritant in a test for primary irritation to the skin of rabbits (IFREB, 1983). The test was performed before the introduction of OECD methodological guidelines for testing of skin irritancy. Talc (0.3 g/area) was placed under an occlusive dressing on clippered skin (an intact area of skin and a scarified area) of each of six rabbits.
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Fabrication of talc reinforced transparent fire-retardant …
After introduction of talc, the backside temperature of MTPPBs samples continues to decrease, and MTPPB3 coating imparts the lowest equilibrium backside temperature of 111.2 °C to the wood substrates at 900 s. ... After addition of talc, the intensities of P–O–C, P=O C=O, and –BO 3 vibrations in the spectrum of MTPPB3 are …
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Safety Assessment of Talc as Used in Cosmetics
The term talc has 2 meanings: (1) as a mineral, the talc corresponding to the chemical formula of hydrous magnesium silicate and (2) commercially, as a product that can be used industrially in pharmaceuticals and cosmetics. 19 The mineral talc has the formula Mg 3 Si 4 O 10 (OH) 2 and 20 a theoretical chemical composition, expressed as oxides ...
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Full article: A critical review of talc and ovarian cancer
The OR for ovarian cancer associated with genital talc use was found to be 1.19 (95% CI: 0.87–1.63) for women interviewed prior to 2014 and 2.91 (95% CI: 1.70–4.97) for women interviewed in 2014 or later. Schildkraut et al. ( Citation 2016) acknowledged that recall bias may have caused inflation of ORs.
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Talc
Talc is a naturally occurring mineral that is commonly used in a wide range of industries, including the pharmaceutical industry. In pharmaceuticals, talc is used as a …
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CHAPTER 1 MINERALOGY OF TALC
The rest of Chapter 1, that follows, deals with the mineralogical aspects of talc that are of relevance for a better understanding of the mineral's surface chemistry and physical properties. 1.2- Introduction and background The name talc is probably derived from the Arabic talk, for pure, most likely referring to talc's white color [9].
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On the crystal structure and compressional behavior of talc…
Talc is a phyllosilicate, with ideal chemical formula Mg 3 Si 4 O 10 (OH) 2 (Bailey 1988).It occurs mainly as a natural product of metamorphism or hydrothermal alteration of Mg-rich ultramafic rocks (Evans and Guggenheim 1988).The petrological investigation of peridotites suggested talc as an important phase in the oceanic crust …
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Douching, Talc Use, and Risk for Ovarian Cancer and …
AbstractBackground:. Douching is associated with disorders involving genital tract inflammation and genital talc use with epithelial ovarian cancer (EOC), but their joint effects are infrequently considered.Methods:. From 2,040 cases of EOC and 2,100 controls enrolled in eastern Massachusetts and New Hampshire, we used unconditional logistic …
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Effect of Talc Particle Size in Detergents for Fruits and …
As the talc particle size increased from 50 to 710 μm, the yield point decreased from 42.6 to 18.4 Pa and the plastic viscosity decreased by more than double. The obtained results indicated that the use of different talc particle sizes had a significant effect on the rheological behavior of the designed detergents.
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Exposure to cosmetic talc and mesothelioma
The majority of cases were epithelioid mesothelioma (75.3%). The average length of exposure to cosmetic talc was 40.8 years (range 5–76 years of use), and the average latency period from the onset of talcum powder use to the development of mesothelioma was 52.4 (20—83 years). We identified 122 individuals with asbestos …
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Synthetic talc and talc-like structures: preparation, …
Synthetic talc prepared using hydrothermal processes (P2, P3 and P4) leads to a product: (1) with a talc-like structure (Figure 7 and Figure 11), (2) with a high chemical purity, (3) …
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Analysis of Techniques for Improving the Adsorption Capacity of Talc
Brief Description of the Object under Study. According to the data of the X-ray diffraction phase analysis, talc from the Onotskii deposit (OD talc) contains a mineral of the perfect Mg 3 Si 4 O 10 (OH) 2 stoichiometry with the contents of chlorite (Mg, Fe) 3 [(Al, Si) 4 О 10 (OH) 2] · 3(Mg, Fe)(OH) 2 in the amount of 2.69 wt %. In general, OD talc is …
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Safety of pleurodesis with talc poudrage in malignant pleural effusion
Introduction. Talc is hydrated magnesium silicate, and was first used for pleurodesis in 1935 by the surgeon Norman Bethune. 1. ... was standardised: only talc poudrage with 4 g of sterile graded talc was allowed. The talc powder was administered by a pneumatic atomiser. After thoracoscopy, a chest tube (size 20–28 French) was inserted.
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Systematic review of the association between talc and …
Introduction. Talc is a naturally occurring, inert hydrous magnesium silicate mineral with the chemical formula Mg 3 Si 4 O 10 (OH) 2.Extracted talcs contain pure talc as well as a variety of potential accessory minerals.
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Introduction
No published studies have directly measured the costs or cost-effectiveness of talc poudrage compared with talc slurry for MPE; the limited number of studies in this area have tended to focus on the comparative costs of IPC use following their introduction approximately 15 years ago. 27 – 29 Two of these studies, 27, 29 however, used ...
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Pulmonary talcosis in the setting of cosmetic talcum powder …
1. Introduction. Talc is a magnesium silicate mineral widely used in ceramics, paper, oral medications, and even cosmetics such as baby powder [ 1 ]. It is also the causative agent of a rare type of pneumoconiosis that is difficult to diagnose. Four types of talc-induced lung injury are described in the literature.
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Talc, body powder, and ovarian cancer: A summary of the …
Talc may either refer to mineral talc itself, or to cosmetic products that contain mineral talc in varying proportions, often in combination with corn starch. Talc is a metamorphic mineral composed of magnesium silicate (generalized chemical formula Mg 3 Si 4 O 10 (OH) 2). Mineral talc is commonly platy, i.e. it occurs in flaky layers or sheets ...
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TALC
Introduction to TALC Skills. TALC is a set of learning modules covering all aspects of teaching and learning consultation skills. If you are a clinician in any kind of training programme, the consultation skills you need are described with tried and tested teaching methods to help you improve your skills. If you are a clinician already working ...
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