Titlebook: Health Related Effects of Phyllosilicates; Jean Bignon Conference proceedings 1990 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1990 Asbest.Gesundhei

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Clinical Aspects of Kaolin Pneumoconiosisstigation that has included most of the work force has been carried out until recently (Edenfield 1960, Kennedy et al. 1983, Oldham 1983, Altekruse et al. 1984). The present communication summarizes a recent comprehensive study that was carried out and adds some additional information to that which has been published (Morgan et al. 1988).

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Phyllosilicates as Industrial Mineralservice industries that require the physical and chemical attributes derived from their individual mineralogical properties. These minerals, unlike metal ores and fuel minerals, are extracted and upgraded to enhance the value of their mineralogical performance rather than for the extraction of an elemental or chemical value.

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Surface Properties of Phyllosilicatesyers, which are more or less well oriented with respect to each other. To simplify, we can consider the particle as being constituted of only one stacking of layers. In general, the particle will be very thin but very extended in the two other dimensions.

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Asbestos Content of Talcs from Italian Mines and Fibre Concentration in Various Commercial Talcum Pons of quartzite and dolomitic rocks, talc deposits have been found to contain talc mineral often in association with other minerals like serpentine and amphiboles Health interest in the occurrence of the asbestiform varieties of these minerals is determined by the cancerogenic potential associated to the inhalation of asbestos fibres.

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The Effect of the Surface Quality on the Fibrogenicity of the Phyllosilicates Muscovite and KaolinitThe very pure dust sample of muscovite without quartz contamination, derived from Lenkersmühle (Upper Palatinate, West Germany) was ground in the agate mill and devided by means of sedimentation in the Attenbergcylinder into 4 fractions (MB, MC, MD, ME).

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