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Most of us think of talcum powder when we think of talc, and that is its loose form, but talc has many other uses. It is heat resistant and a poor conductor of electricity, so it can be used in laboratories and kitchens. Talc is also a good lubricant, and it is found in tailor’s chalk, chalk used for metalworking or welding, and cosmetics.
