3.Softness: 

With a Mohs hardness of about 1, talc is one of the softest minerals, making it easy to grind into fine powders.

4.Specific Gravity: 

Iranian talc has a high specific gravity, making it beneficial for applications requiring high density.

5.Anti-Sticking and Lubricating Properties: 

Its natural anti-sticking and lubricating qualities make it valuable in the production of plastics, rubber, and pharmaceuticals.

6.Chemical Stability: 

Talc’s resistance to chemicals and heat ensures its suitability for use in industries like ceramics and coatings.

7.Moisture Absorption: 

Talc’s ability to absorb moisture helps control moisture levels and reduce stickiness in cosmetic and personal care products.

•Products: 

Used in face powders, creams, and other personal care items to control moisture and provide a soft texture.

•Filler: 

Enhances paper properties such as whiteness, softness, and overall quality.

•Additive: 

Improves physical properties like lubricity and anti-sticking in the production process.

•Production: 

Increases durability and enhances mechanical and thermal properties of ceramic products.

•Filler: 

Enhances the smoothness, color uniformity, and overall quality of paints and coatings.