Its three major types include brown, also known as Amosite; blue, or Riebeckite; and white, which is mined from serpertine rocks and known as Chrysotile.
It used to be prescribed for skin diseases despite its irritant properties. Its three major types include brown, also known as Amosite; blue, or Riebeckite; and white, which is mined from serpertine rocks and known as Chrysotile. Its name is derived from its use in lamp wicks, and its other practical uses have included electric oven and hotplate wiring for its electrical insular properties. FTP, identify this group of metamorphic and sometimes fibrous minerals that were formerly used in construction before their carcinogenic properties were realized.
It used to be prescribed for skin diseases despite its irritant properties.
{Asbestos}