Limestone And Building Materials Flashcards

1
Q

What do you get when you decompose calcium carbonate by heat (thermal decomposition)?

A

You cogent calcium oxide and co2

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2
Q

What happens when you react calcium oxide with water?

A

It produces calcium hydroxide, which is an alkali that can be used in the neutralisation of acids

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3
Q

Who do you test for CO2?

A

It will turn limewater (calcium hydroxide and water) cloudy

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4
Q

Carbonates react with acids to produce?

A

CO2, salt and water

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5
Q

Limestone is …. By acid rain

A

Damaged

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6
Q

How do you make cement?

A

Limestone heated with clay

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7
Q

How is mortar made?

A

Cement mixed with sand

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8
Q

How is concrete made?

A

Cement with sand and aggregate

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9
Q

What is limestone mainly composed of?

A

Of the compound calcium carbonate (CACO3), it is quarried and can be used as building material

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