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A soft mineral powder that easily turns into fine powder. It is used in the confectionery industry for the manufacture of molds into which sugar and chocolate shells are cast for liqueur candies, that is, that rare type of candy that has liquid inside instead of filling (syrup, rum, cognac, cream, fruit and berry juices) and which, due to their fragility, cannot be made by automatic machines, but are made exclusively by hand, usually not in confectionery factories, but directly at confectionery shops.
Talc is the most important and practically the only material that can be used for casting molds from molten sugar. Usually one-third to one-half of starch is added to it in order to save this material, which is not always commercially available, but this reduces the quality of the molds and causes defects (leaks) in the finished candies. You should use only pure talc mineral, without those chemical, disinfectant impurities that are added to talc marketed as baby powder. Synonyms:
agalite, agalmatolite, wen, mineral, powder, steatite

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(wen) is a mineral whose composition is expressed by the chemical formula SMgO∙4SiO2H2O (63,52% silica, 31,72 magnesium and 4,76 water). You can look at it. look

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(German Talk; word of Arabic origin) a common mineral of the subclass of layered silicates, Mg3[Si4O10](OH)2. Magnesium is replaced by Fe, . look

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TALcum, -a (-u), m. Light soft layered mineral, used. in technology and medicine. II adj. talc, -aya, -oh.

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talc m. Layered soft mineral of white color, usually used in powder form in technology and medicine.

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talc m.min. talc; pharm. etc. talc/talcum powder

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talc steatite, agalite Dictionary of Russian synonyms. talc noun, number of synonyms: 7 • agalite (2) • agalmatolite (6) • wen (16) • fatty soil (1) • mineral (5627) • powder (38) • steatite (6) Dictionary of synonyms ASIS.B .N. Trishin.2013. . Synonyms: agalite, agalmatolite, wen, mineral, powder, steatite. look

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Talc (wen) is a mineral whose composition is expressed by the chemical formula SMgO∙4SiO 2H2 O (63,52% silica, 31,72 magnesium and 4,76 water). It can be ra. look

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TALcum, Talcum (Ph Eur), Talc (USP, JP, CAS No. 14807-96-6), Purificol talc (BP), syn.: Altalc, E 5536, Hydrous magnesium silicate, magnesium hydrogen met. look

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TALcum (silica magnesium) mineral, white and green. different colors shade with a pearlescent sheen, greasy to the touch, like stearin. Mixed with oil, goes n. look

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[Arabic—talg]—ml, Mg3[(OH)3|Si4O10]. Minor substitutions of Si for Al, Ti; Mg on Fe, Mn, Al. Triocahedral layered silicate. Mon. Gab. tabular. look

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(soapstone), a mineral belonging to layered silicates, general type Mg3[Si4O10] (OH)2. Contains (%): 31,72 MgO, 63,52 SiO2, 4,76 H 2 O. Magn. look

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(German Talk; Arabic word, origin * a. talc; n. Talk; f. talc; i. talco) – a mineral of the subclass of layered silicates, Mg3(Si4O10) (OH)2. In the composition of T. Mg is isomorphically replaced by Fe (no more than 5%), impurities of Ni, Mn, Al, Na, and Ti are common. The system is triclinic, and as a result of semi-disorderly displacement of elementary layers it increases to monoclinic. Each elementary package says. crystalline the structure is formed by 2 infinite flat networks of 6-membered rings (SiO4)-tetrahedra, their vertices facing each other; between them there is a brucite layer of Mg(O,OH)6 octahedra. The packages are electrically neutral; the connection between the packets is weak, residual and partly hydrogen (with the participation of OH ions), which determines very perfect cleavage, the ability to split into the thinnest scales along the boundaries of the packets. T. usually forms finely scaly, often schistose, masses, sometimes large-plate (up to 0,5 m) deposits without regular edges; also finely crystalline. massive aggregates (steatite), rarely curved crystals. Colorless, white, greenish (from mechanical impurities – red, brown, black). TV 1. Density 2616-2824, for ferrous T. up to 3032 kg/m3. Sticky, greasy to the touch, hydrophobic and organophilic, chemical. inertia, high reflectivity. ability in powder, alkali and acid resistance, heat resistance in the fired state. Easily grinds in its raw state. T. is formed together with chlorites and micas, as well as carbonates (calcite, dolomite, magnesite) during igneous metamorphism. (hyperbasites, mafic rocks) and sedimentary carbonate (dolomite, magnesite) magnesian rocks. Widespread in ancient (especially Precambrian) metamorphic. thicknesses lower levels of folded systems on all continents. T. – Ch. mineral ores. Enriched with premium. froth flotation, sometimes with magnetic separation. The areas of application are diverse (mainly in ground form): ceramics (including radio and electric ceramics), chemical, paper, rubber, paint and varnish (primarily as an inert filler), cable, metallurgical, medical, perfumery and other industries. The most valuable is T. with a low Fe content. Soapstone is an ornamental stone. P. P. Smolin. look

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TALK is a common mineral, green to white in color, with a pearly luster, oily to the touch and extremely soft. On a hardness scale of 1 to 10, talc has a hardness of 1-1,5, making it easy to scratch with a fingernail. Talc, an acidic magnesium metasilicate H2Mg3(SiO3)4, crystallizes in the orthorhombic or monoclinic system and usually occurs in nature in the form of dense leafy or granular aggregates. The coarse-grained greenish-gray variety is called soapstone or soapstone. Talc is a secondary mineral formed as a result of the transformation of aluminum-free magnesium silicates, in particular amphibole or pyroxene. It often represents a pseudomorph that retains the crystalline structure of the original mineral, although it differs from it in chemical composition. Powdered talc is widely used as a filler in paper, paints, ceramics, insecticides, roofing materials, rubber and asphalt. It is the only component of pharmaceutical talc powder and a common base for cosmetic preparations. French chalk and tailor’s chalk are fine-grained, white varieties of talc. Soapstone is acid-resistant and is a good electrical and thermal insulator. It can be sawn into pieces of the required sizes and shapes for covering laboratory tables, lining sinks, ovens and switchboards. Since ancient times, this material has been used to make ornaments. The USA is the world leader in the production of talc and steatite. Other countries that produce significant quantities of talc each year are Japan, South Korea, Russia, Brazil and India. look

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talc A soft mineral powder that easily turns into fine powder. It is used in confectionery for the manufacture of molds for low tide. look

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– [Arabic talq] – mineral, composition Mg3[OH]2Si4O10, silicate with layered structure, monoclinic. In pseudohexagonal tablets, mostly leafy. look

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TALC a, m. talc > German. Talk.

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(German Talk; word of Arabic origin) – mineral, layered silicate Mg3(OH)2[Si4O10]. Oily to the touch. Color ranges from apple green to white, less often dark. look

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TALC, part. A spherical soft mineral of white or pale green color. Before natural silicates there are feldspars, mica, clay, asbestos, talc (look at

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– a mineral from the group of layered silicates, a subgroup of the same name. Crystal chemical formula of Mg3 [Si4O10](OH)2. Composition: SiO2 ≈ 65%, MgO ≈ 30 – 32%, H2O ≈. look

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TALC. Talcum.Synonym: magnesium silicate.Properties.White or slightly gray, very fine, light, greasy to the touch powder, sticks to the skin, insoluble. look

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wen, steatite, mineral (hydrous magnesium silicate) with a greasy sheen, soft, fire-resistant, chemically resistant. T. is used in a number of industries. look

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fine powder filler in the production of some. types of paper. In filat. used for dusting the adhesive layer of stamps to prevent. look

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talc (Talcum), magnesium silicate, adsorbent. White or slightly grayish crystalline powder, odorless, greasy and slippery to the touch. Ner. look

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mineral connection layered silicates, Mg3Si4O10(OH)2. White, greenish. TV 1; dense 2,6-2,8 g/cm3. Varieties: steatite – dense, agalite – thin-haired. look

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TALcum powder, part. A soft soft mineral of white or pale green color. Before natural silicates there are feldspars, mica, clay, asbestos, talc (Zag. Khimiya, 1955, 447); // Powder from this mineral, which is used in technology and medicine. Robbie clenched his fists, his skin swelled on his face and became a gray-graphite color, like car tires, covered with talc (Perv., Mater.. Bread, 1960, 62). Dictionary of Ukrainian language: in 11 volumes. / AN URSR. Institute of Language Studies; per ed. I. K. Bilodida. – K.: Naukova Dumka, 1970-1980. – T. 10. – P. 28. view

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1) Spelling of the word: talc 2) Stress in the word: talc 3) Dividing the word into syllables (word hyphenation): talc 4) Phonetic transcription of the word tal. look

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TALC is a mineral of the subclass of layered silicates, Mg3Si4O10(OH)2. White, greenish. Hardness 1; density 2,6-2,8 g/cm³. Varieties: steatite – pl. look

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TALC, layered silicate mineral, hydrous magnesium silicate (Mg3Si4O10(OH)2). It occurs in the form of rare lamellar crystals of monoclinic system and ag. look

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-a, m. Layered soft mineral of white or greenish color (usually used in technology and medicine in powder form). Talc deposits. Ground talc. . look

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TALC, mineral of the subclass of layered silicates, Mg3Si4O10(OH)2. White, greenish. Hardness 1; density 2-6 g/cm2. Varieties: steatite – dense, agalite – fine-fiber, noble talc – transparent, light. Product of hydrothermal alteration of magnesian silicates of ultramafic rocks. Filler in the perfumery, cosmetics, paper, rubber industries; acid-resistant and electrical insulating material. . look

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TALC, mineral of the subclass of layered silicates, Mg3Si4O10(OH)2. White, greenish. Hardness 1; density 2,6-2,8 g/cm3. Varieties: steatite – dense, agalite – fine-fiber, noble talc – transparent, light. Product of hydrothermal alteration of magnesian silicates of ultramafic rocks. Filler in the perfumery, cosmetics, paper, rubber industries; acid-resistant and electrical insulating material. look

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– mineral of the subclass of layered silicates, Mg3Si4O10(OH)2. White, greenish. Hardness 1; density 2,6-2,8 g/cm3. Varieties: steatite – dense, agalite – fine-fiber, noble talc – transparent and light. Product of hydrothermal alteration of magnesian silicate-ultrabasic rocks. Filler in the perfumery, cosmetics, paper, rubber industries; acid-refractory and electrical insulating material. look

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(talc) a soft white powder containing magnesium silicate; Used in various powders and other skin products. Surgical rubber gloves are treated with talc, so using gloves during surgery without first washing off this substance from them can cause irritation of the serous membranes in the human body and the formation of talc adhesions. look

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root – talc; zero ending; Word base: TALQ Calculated method of word formation: Non-suffixal or other ∩ – TALQ; ⏰The word Talc contains s. look

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m min frm talco m- containing talc Synonyms: agalite, agalmatolite, wen, mineral, powder, steatite

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[talc(um)] is a natural mineral, hydrous magnesium silicate Mg6(Si6O20)OH of the monoclinic system, hardness 1, γ = 2,58–2,83 g/cm3. Used as thermo- and electrical. look

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(mineral) 滑石 huáshí; (powder) 滑石粉 huáshífěn sprinkle with talc – 撒上滑石粉 Synonyms: agalite, agalmatolite, wen, mineral, powder, steatite

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m min.Talk m; Talkum n (also powder) Synonyms: agalite, agalmatolite, wen, mineral, powder, steatite

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mtalk (mineral); talk pudrası (powder) Synonyms: agalite, agalmatolite, wen, mineral, powder, steatite

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Mineral, magnesium silicate; removes luscious pale greens, even soft associations, oils on the dot; vikorystvuyut in paper and gum industry, for. look

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talc, talc, talc, talc, talc, talc, talc, talc, talc, talc, talc, talc (Source: “Complete accentuated paradigm according to A. A. Zaliznyak”). Synonyms: agalite, agalmatolite, wen, mineral, powder, steatite. look

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noun husband. kind, only units honey, min.talc

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mineral, magnesium silicate; removes luscious pale greens, even soft associations, oils on the dot; Vikorist is used in paper and gum industry, for the preparation of fire-heating preparations, sanitary preparations (powder), and cosmetics (powders, colored olives). look

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-y, h. Sharuvaty soft mineral of white or pale green color. || Powder from this mineral, which is used in technology and medicine.

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talcum, talc* * *talc m.talc(um)* * *taleSynonyms: agalite, agalmatolite, wen, mineral, powder, steatite

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m. min.talc mSynonyms: agalite, agalmatolite, wen, mineral, powder, steatite

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Rzeczownik talc m talk m

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talcum powder, pl. no, m. (Arabic). Mineral, hydrous magnesium silicate in the form of a greasy to the touch, soft, usually white powder, used. in technology, cosmetics and medicine. Sprinkle (rash, diaper rash) with talcum powder. . look

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TALcum is a fossil of various types, clayey, schistose, earthy, fatty, soapy; is part of many fossils; rub tight boots with talc powder; talc clay is used to roll cloth. . look

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Name chol. rodumed., min., trade talc

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(German Talk, from Italian, Spanish talco, Arabic talc) mineral of the silicate class, pale green, white colors. Work in electrical engineering, as well as in perfumery, gum and paper industries. look

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talc; Part (German, Italian, Spanish, Arabic, talc) mineral of the silicate class, pale green, white colors. Work in electrical engineering, as well as in perfumery, gum and paper industries. look

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•talc•טַלק ז’* * *טלקSynonyms: agalite, agalmatolite, wen, mineral, powder, steatite

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talc, -a (mineral, powder) Synonyms: agalite, agalmatolite, wen, mineral, powder, steatite

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talc m min. Talk m 1; Talkum n 1 (also powder) Synonyms: agalite, agalmatolite, wen, mineral, powder, steatite

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-y, h. Sharuvaty soft mineral of white or pale green color.|| Powder from this mineral, which is used in technology and medicine.

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(2 m) Synonyms: agalite, agalmatolite, wen, mineral, powder, steatite

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talc Borrowing through him. Talk – the same from it. talco, Spanish tаlсо from Arabic. ṭalḳ – the same; see Littman 90; M.-Lubke 705; Matzenauer 342.

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Sentences containing “talc”

His fingers are so white and dry, as if they were sprinkled talc.

Quotes from Russian classics with the word “talc”

Pieces of quartz were mixed with clay and ocher; the predominant rock was hardened shale with traces of talc, iron pyrites and paint, that is, brightly colored red clay.

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white talc
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The meaning of the word “talc”

TALC, -a, м. A layered soft mineral of white or greenish color (usually used in technology and medicine in powder form). Talc deposits. Ground talc. Sprinkling with talcum powder. (Small Academic Dictionary, MAS) All meanings of the word talc

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The meaning of the word “talc”

TALC, -a, м. A layered soft mineral of white or greenish color (usually used in technology and medicine in powder form). Talc deposits. Ground talc. Sprinkling with talcum powder.

Sentences containing “talc”

His fingers are so white and dry, as if they were sprinkled talc.
If your foot, on the contrary, is wet or sweaty, dry it with a towel or use talc.
To increase the hiding power of the paint, so that it does not fade in the light or so that it fits better on the wall of the cave, they added talc, feldspar, mica, quartz and various fats.
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