Limestone and it`s uses Flashcards

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How is carbon dioxide formed?

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Carbon dioxide is formed from thermal composition of limestone and from burning methane

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2
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What is CaCO3 (calcium carbonate) equal to?

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CaO (calcium oxide) + CO2 (carbon dioxide)

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3
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What is the advantages of limestone quarrying?

A

It creates jobs
It provides building material nearby
Lead to improved jobs
Filled to make fishing lakes or planting trees
Can be used as landfill sites when finished with

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4
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What is the disadvantages of limestone quarrying?

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Destroys habitats
Increased emissions
Noisy and dusty
Dangerous areas for children
Busier roads
Ugly looking
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5
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Name the metals on the reactivity series which can be extracted using electrolysis?

A
Potassium
Sodium
Calcium
Magnesium
Aluminium
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Name the metals on the reactivity series which can be extracted using the reduction of carbon?

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Zinc
Iron 
Tin
Lead 
Copper
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7
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Name the metal on the reactivity series which are found as elements (native)

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Silver
Gold
Platinum

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