Alabastro Clouds

White - Alabaster

SpainSpain
Item Details

Quarry Location: La Puebla de Hijar (Teruel)

Density: 2400 Kg/m³

Recommended Usage: Artifacts, decorative items, mosaic, sculpture, wall panels

Finishing Surface: Polished, Sawn Cut, Sanded, Rockfaced

Additional Names: Alabastro Nubes, Clouds Alabaster,Alabastro Clouds

Description:
TECHNICAL ESPECIFICATIONS:
Mineral:
Variety of plaster. Massive and competent. Thinly cristallized. Clear colours and translucent.
Composition: Hydrated calcium sulphate with two molecules of water(SO4Ca+2H2O). Aprox. proportions: SO3=43%; Ca=35% y H2O=22%.
Rate of water absorption: ≤60°C=0%; at 110°C=5,2%.
Hardness: 47 kg/mm (Mohs scale).
Porosity: 0,15%.
Specific gravity: 2,4 gr/cm3
Average index of ice resistence:
Drying at 40°C=0,94%
Drying at 60°C=0,68%.
Resistence to thermal changes:
40°C=weight variation 2,8% and resistence to pliability 68,4 kg/cm2
60°C=weight variation 3,0% and resistence to pliability 8,8 kg/cm2
Resistence to compression: 200 kg/cm2 , ice tested, up to 60°C its resistence can be reduced up to 35%.
Module of elasticity: 32 kg/cm2
Resistence to pliability: 82 kg/cm2
Resistence to acids:
Weight variation 0,6% and loss of resistance to pliability 20%.
Resistence to impact: 38,3 cm.
Performance in front of light:Opaque at 110°C.
FAQ
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What is the average hardness of Spain's Alabastro Clouds Alabaster?
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What grade is Spain's Alabastro Clouds Alabaster?
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How thick is Spain's Alabastro Clouds Alabaster slabs?
I do not have access to the exact thickness of Spains Alabastro Clouds Alabaster slabs. However, the thickness of alabaster slabs can vary depending on the particular piece and the purpose for which it is intended. Generally, alabaster slabs can range from a few millimeters to a few inches in thickness.
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Can Spain's Alabastro Clouds Alabaster be used exterior applications in very humid climates?
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Are there color variations of Spain's Alabastro Clouds Alabaster?
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Can Spain's Alabastro Clouds Alabaster be used in a kitchen?
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Is Spain's Alabastro Clouds Alabaster an expensive stone?
it is beyond my training and knowledge to provide d prices of materials. However, it is generally known that alabaster is considered a semi-precious stone and is valued for its unique translucency and artistic qualities. The cost of alabaster can vary depending on factors such as its quality, size, color, clarity, and origin. Therefore, the price of Spains Alabastro clouds alabaster may fluctuate depending on the market demand and supply.
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Can Spain's Alabastro Clouds Alabaster be used in wall coverings?
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Can Spain's Alabastro Clouds Alabaster be used indoors?
Yes, Spains Alabastro Clouds Alabaster can be used indoors. It is a natural stone material that is commonly used for decorative purposes like flooring, wall cladding, countertops, and sculptures. Its translucent properties make it a popular choice for lighting fixtures as well. However, it is important to properly seal and maintain the alabaster to prevent staining and damage.