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François MARTIN
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The race towards nanomaterials by private and public research laboratories has led to the development of new nanoscale materials that retain the characteristics of natural talc, but with new physical and chemical properties that augur unprecedented development in new industrial applications where natural talc could not be used, in particular as high-temperature-resistant lubricating nanoparticles.
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