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Talc is a remarkably soft, white, and greasy mineral known for its unique silky texture and smooth feel. With the chemical formula Mg₃Si₄O₁₀(OH)₂, it is the softest mineral on Earth, rank-ing at the very bottom of the Mohs hardness scale. Talc typically forms through the metamor-phism of magnesian minerals or the transformation of hydrated magnesium-clay materials. Its structure is characterized by perfect basal cleavage and weak van der Waals forces, which give talc its signature softness and slippery feel. These properties make it an essential ingredient in a wide variety of products, including cosmetics, ceramics, paints, plastics, rubber, and more. Talc’s high thermal resistance, chemical stability, and softness also contribute to its extensive in-dustrial applications. Dense and pure forms of talc are known as steatite, while soapstone is a more compact aggregate that includes talc mixed with other minerals. Soapstone has been widely valued for centuries, not only for its utility but also for its aesthetic and cultural significance.
Throughout history, soapstone has played a vital role in various civilizations due to its softness, ease of carving, heat resistance, and durability. In ancient Egypt, artisans used it to create scar-abs, amulets, and decorative vessels. Indigenous cultures across North America sculpted soap-stone into bowls, ceremonial pipes, and intricate figurines that have stood the test of time.
In Europe and Asia, soapstone was prized in the kitchen, used to craft pots, slabs, and cooking vessels that retained heat beautifully and enhanced cooking efficiency. In Russia, the stone found its place in architectural landmarks, with entire building facades, sculptures, and bas-reliefs in cities like Saint Petersburg made of soapstone thanks to its resistance to weathering and urban pollution.
Its exceptional ability to absorb and radiate heat also made it a go-to material for heating ele-ments such as stoves, fireplaces, and heaters. Even in early industrial applications, soapstone was chosen for insulation, laboratory countertops, and electrical panels because of its chemical inert-ness and non-reactive surface.
Our talc products are manufactured to meet the highest standards and meet customer-specific requirements. Key features include:
High Whiteness & Brightness
High Purity
Free from Asbestos and Heavy Metals
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