It can. Some of the abrasive material might come from finely powdered rock, as can the flourine.
No, not all rocks contain organic material. Rocks are formed from minerals and can have a variety of compositions, but organic material is not a requirement for rock formation. Organic material is typically found in sedimentary rocks, where fossils and organic compounds can be preserved.
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No, wood does not contain rocks. Wood is a natural material that comes from trees, while rocks are made up of minerals and are typically found beneath the Earth's surface.
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Sedimentary rocks that are formed organically typically contain fossils. They also have other organic material like calcite and other similar substances.
Regular toothpaste means a paste that doesn't contain gel
Some brands of toothpaste do contain gelatin which is made from the bones of cows and other animals. If the toothpaste does not list gelatin as an ingredient then it does not contain any animal bones.
Metamorphic rocks themselves are not used in toothpaste, gum, glue, or soap. However, some minerals derived from these rocks, such as talc, may be used in certain products for their properties. Toothpaste and soap typically contain various ingredients, including abrasives, surfactants, and moisturizers, rather than metamorphic materials. Gum and glue often have synthetic or natural polymers as their primary components.
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Sensodyne toothpaste does not contain the chemical triclosan. Triclosan is a chemical that is used in making socks, cutting boards and soaps.