limestone English

Meaning limestone meaning

What does limestone mean?

limestone

— noun a sedimentary rock consisting mainly of calcium that was deposited by the remains of marine animals

Synonyms limestone synonyms

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limestone English » English

lime

quicklime

chalkstone

tartar

raw limestone

motar

limerock

lime-rock

lime stone

lime carbonate

kunker

dolomite

chalk whiting

chalk

cement

caustic lime

calx

calcium carbonate

birdlime

Topics limestone topics

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Universe, creation World Substance, matter

Mineral

• What types of minerals are there?
  bauxite borax brimstone calcium carbon coal coke feldspar gypsum limestone magnetite mica nitrate peat phosphate phosphorus pitch pitchblende potash potassium pyrite salt saltpeter silica soda sulfur talc tar

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True marble is the metamorphic form of limestone produced by heat and pressure.

I found this in a limestone deposit dating back to the Devonian age.

Some of the limestone deposit where I found the fossil is on the bottom of this lagoon.

In the limestone?

Limestone?

That's cake batter, not limestone.

And my limestone?

What limestone, rubbish.

Limestone is ruined.

Gravel in a binding of, possibly, limestone and clay.

Limestone and clay making.?

In the great liquid space of the ocean the reef's limestone ramparts and towers loom up like a vast housing complex, providing its residents with shelter from the surging sea and from one another.

The calcium remains of the polyps are compressed over time into limestone forming the foundations upon which new coral generations build.

The hard limestone casing secreted by corals provides polyps with a secure shelter impervious to most predators.

Hit some limestone yesterday.

You got plenty shale, sandstone and limestone.

And two limestone salads.

Limestone pie and hot melted silver.

It came from a fissure between two limestone layers of the late cretaceous period.

And you tell me how he got red limestone in there.

Over the eons, an extensive series of caves eroded into the limestone bedrock.

Limestone's cracking. Mr. Ortiz.

And some mica, shale limestone.

This rock is limestone.

It is built with limestone.

At a limestone pit?

Even now, I. I'd like to be able to stroll through the campus and look at the limestone, but I just feel out of place.

A delicious looking limestone rock!

That was limestone, with a dash of quartz.

Since when did limestone become valuable?

And I'm sure you'll want to start searching for your. limestone.

It originated from a fissure between two layers of limestone.

You have to keep the temperature high, so the limestone cooks well.

The limestone burns and evaporates, evaporates.

But elsewhere, the limestone remains.

Solnhofen limestone is three times as old, the Burgess Shales over ten times, and these shales are still soft and moist.