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Q: A soil conditioner processed from limestone?
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How limestone is processed?

Slabs of limestone can be cut or faced for building material, sliced for countertops and tile, crushed to various dimensions for fill, roadbeds, and concrete aggregate, further crushed to a powder for agricultural lime, a soil conditioner, and heated to melting, then crushed to make portland cement.


What use limestone?

Limestone is used as a building stone, is cooked to make cement, is crushed to make road gravel, fill, and soil conditioner for agriculture.


What limestone can be processed to make?

Limestone can be processed to make marble.


Why do you put limestone on soil?

Crushed limestone is added to soil to reduce its acidity.


What is limestone powder used for?

Limestone powder can be used for architecture, glass maing and can be used to generate power and heat. Also it can be used for cement and mortar, soil conditioner to neutralize acidic soil conditions, toothpaste, paper, plastics, paint and it is added to brad and cereals as a source of calcium.


Limestone is a valuable resource in Virginia because limestone can be processed to make?

concrete


What is an area of exposed limestone known as?

Limestone soil is the soil created by the gradual breakdown of rocky limestone banks and outcroppings into a highly alkaline soil. Most plants typically do not grow well in limestone soil, but there are a few which do well.


Can limestone protect pine trees from acid rain?

Limestone neutralized the acids in acid rain. However pine trees grow in the soil on top of the limestone so the effect of neutralization will not be as significant. If the soil contains pulverized limestone )is basic) the soil will not become acidic


How does limestone neutralize soil?

it acts like soil and transforms in to it


What type of climate would soil form fastest from limestone bedrock?

Soil forms more quickly from limestone than from granite. This is due to the composition of limestone that speeds up soil formation.


What layer of soil is limestone in?

sedimantary


How does limestone neutralise the soil?

it sinks in