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removing them from oils. it is composed mainly of alumina , silica, iron oxides, lime, magnesia, and water, in extremely variable proportions, and is generally classified as a sedimentary clay. in color it may be whitish, buff, brown, green, olive, or blue. it is semiplastic or nonplastic and may or may not
a pigment extender, as a filter, as an absorbent (for example, in litter boxes to absorb animal waste), and in floor sweeping compounds. application bleaching earths (activated bleaching earths, bleaching clay or activated fuller's earth) are used for refining of edible oils (e.g. raps oil), fats, waxes...
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