Talc is a naturally occurring magnesium silicate mineral characterized by a lamellar (plate‑like) crystal structure and low hardness. Identified by CAS 14807‑96‑6, talc is processed into fine powder form to provide softness, lubricity, and chemical inertness in industrial applications. Its low abrasiveness and moisture resistance support its use as a functional inorganic filler and processing aid in various industrial systems where physical performance rather than chemical reactivity is required.
For industrial supply, this product is available with competitive factory pricing, supports customized particle size specifications, and is delivered with complete MSDS, TDS, COA documentation, with availability for bulk supply.
Talc CAS 14807‑96‑6
- CAS: 14807‑96‑6
- Synonyms: Talc, Talcum powder, Magnesium silicate, Talc powder
- Molecular Formula: 14807‑96‑6
- Grade: Industrial grade 99%
- Package: 200kg iron drum or 50kg plastic drum packaging
Product Description
Talcum powder is one of the typesIndustrial products, is a magnesium silicate mineral talc group talc, the main component is hydrous magnesium silicate, which is crushed and usedhydrochloric acidHandling, washing,dryCompleted.
It is commonly used in fillers for plastic and paper products, rubber fillers and rubber products anti-sticking agents, high-grade paints and coatings, etc
characteristic：It has excellent physical and chemical properties such as lubricity, fire resistance, acid resistance, insulation, high melting point, chemical inactivity, good hiding power, softness, good luster, strong adsorption, etc., because the crystalline structure of talc is layered, so it has the tendency to easily split into scales and special lubricity.
FAQ - Technical & Supply Chain
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Why does talc have a lubricating effect despite being a solid powder?
A: Talc has a layered crystal structure that allows the plate‑like particles to slide over each other easily, which gives it natural lubricity even in solid powder form. -
Q:
Is Talc CAS 14807‑96‑6 considered a reactive chemical in industrial systems?
A: No. Talc is chemically inert under normal industrial conditions, and its value lies in its physical properties such as softness, particle shape, and stability rather than chemical reactivity.
Documents
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