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Fuller's Earth
Mineral dusts such as fuller's earth, vermiculite, and talc are used. Some of these products contain respirable silica, which can cause lung damage, asbestos (tremolite), or other fibrous minerals (attapulgite in some fuller's earth) that …
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Montmorillonite | Clay Mineral, Soil Conditioner, Adsorbent
Montmorillonites are the principal constituents of bentonite and fuller's earth. Montmorillonite-saponite originally denoted fuller's earth, and the term later was applied to the montmorillonite mineral and certain clay deposits that are apparently bentonite and to a greenish variety of halloysite .
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Environmental Medicine Fuller's earth pneumoconiosis
The term fuller's earth has been used in a general senseforclays orfine grainedmaterials that have adsorptive properties and has included calcium montmorillonite, sodium montmorillonite (bentonite), and attapulgite. Pneumoconiosis associated with exposure to fuller's earth hasbeendescribed rarely andin these reports therole ofquartzhasbeenques ...
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Bentonite and Fuller's Earth Resources of the United …
properties are controlled by these clay minerals. Fuller's earth refers to naturally occurring material that has a high absorptive capacity. Both bentonite and fuller's earth have a wide variety of physical properties that make them suitable for …
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Montmorillonite or smectite as constituents of fuller's earth …
(2) Both may be prominent as constituents of bentonite and fuller's earth. (3) Fuller's earth from one or more long recognized European localities has been formed by the alteration of volcanic ash to smectite (montmorillonite).
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What Is Fuller's Earth Pneumoconiosis?
Fuller earth pneumoconiosis is a lung infection caused by prolonged exposure to calcium montmorillonite without quartz. Fuller earth workers first noticed this lung disease. It affects the lungs and is developed through prolonged exposure.
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Fuller's Earth
Montmorillonite is the principal clay mineral in Fuller's earth, but other minerals such as kaolinite, attapulgite, and palygorskite also occur and account for its variable chemical composition. Though similar in appearance to clay, fuller's earth differs by being more fine-grained and by having a higher water content.
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Fuller's earth | Soil Conditioner, Adsorbent, Detoxifier
Montmorillonite is the principal clay mineral in fuller's earth, but other minerals such as kaolinite, attapulgite, and palygorskite also occur and account for its variable chemical composition. Though similar in appearance to clay, fuller's earth differs by being more fine-grained and by having a higher water content. It also crumbles into ...
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Fuller's Earth
View chapter Basic Components and Procedures H.B.W. Patterson, in Bleaching and Purifying Fats and Oils (Second Edition), 2009 SAFE Bleaching SAFE stands for sulfuric acid–Fuller's earth.
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Montmorillonite in Fuller's Earth, Nutfield, Surrey
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