| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Asbestos minerals are of two types: chrysotile, which forms from serpentine, yields highly flexible, tough fibers, which, if long enough, can be spun and woven; and amphibole asbestos, which produces brittle fibers that cannot be woven but can be mixed with binders such as cement, plaster of paris, or resins to make useful products (Jenkins, 1960, p. 49).
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