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Is limestone a salt

Updated: 8/11/2023
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Limestone is not igneous; it is a sedimentary rock.

Limestone is a common sedimentary rock of biochemical origin. It is largely composed of calcite. Sometimes it is almost pure calcite but more often it is mixed with many other minerals and sand.

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Since limestone is mostly comprised of calcium carbonate which is a calcium salt, it is an ionic substance.

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No. It's the Periodic Table of the elements, not the periodic table of the rocks.

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No, it is a type of rock, but it is made primarily made of calcium carbonate, which is a water insoluble salt.

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11y ago

The term carbonate refers to a radical, having the formula CO3. It is a part of various compounds including calcium carbonate, CaCO3 which is also known as limestone.

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Yes, it mostly contains Calcium carbonate

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no it is not a element

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No, limestone is a rock

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no.

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