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Chrysotile. Also known as white asbestos. Almost all Chrysotile was produced in Canada. It comes from a serpentine rock, which means its fibers are curled.
Amosite. Also known as brown asbestos. Amosite comes from Africa. Brown asbestos is known for its long, jagged, needle-like fibers, which can lodge in the lungs if inhaled.
Crocidolite. Also known as blue asbestos, is an amphibole rock that comes from Africa and Australia. Most experts consider blue asbestos to be the most lethal type of asbestos.
If you believe you have ever been exposed to asbestos, contact your doctor immediately. Early diagnosis of asbestos-related conditions can increases the chances of survival.
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