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mild abrasive

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mild abrasive [′mīld ə′brā·siv]
(materials)
An abrasive material, such as chalk or talc, having a hardness of 1-2 on Mohs scale; used in silver polishes and window cleaners.


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These contain mild abrasives that help to remove surface stains.
Whitening Toothpastes These are commercially available pastes which contain mild abrasives to rub off the surface stains but do not have any active contents that chemically act to lighten the teeth.
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