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How is mortar made?

cement + sand + water

How is concrete made?

cement + sand + water + aggregate

What are the names of each stage of the limestone cycle?

Calcium carbonate


thermal decomposition (Carbon dioxide lost)


Calcium oxide


Add water


Calcium hydroxide


Add more water


Calcium hydroxide solution


Add carbon dioxide


Calcium Carbonate

What are the uses of limestone?

Used for buildings and statues as limestone is durable, strong and easily cut.

How is cement made?

Limestone + clay (HEATED) = cement


LiCH

How is mortar made?

Limestone + clay + sand


What is calcium hydroxide used for?

Neutralising acids

What is limewater used for?

Limewater is used as a test for carbon dioxide. If carbon dioxide is present, limewater goes cloudy.

Give two disadvantages of quarrying.

-Visible from long distances - may permanently disfigure local environment.


-noise and traffic pollution


Give two advantages of quarrying.

-Limestone is a valuable natural resource


-Employment opportunities