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CALCITE - cryastaline calcium carbonate precipitated from the ground-water that had dissolved it from the limestone above the cave. Calcium Carbonate is the primary constituent of limestone.
Limestone is made of the shells of dead ocean organisms. Their shells are made of calcite.Hope i helped1 :)
Stalactites and stalagmites are precipitated calcite.
Limestone and Marble have calcite in them.
Gabro is made of calcite and sometimes seashells. sorry if this is not right but i only went on to get the answer.!.
limestone is mostly seashells
No. Limestone is formed from precipitated calcite or from the shells or skeletal remains of marine organisms.
It is a carbonate sedimentary rock, composed of precipitated calcite or shells and shell fragments composed mainly of calcite, calcite being composed of CaCO3.
No. Granite is igneous, formed from slow-cooling felsic magma.
Depoists of calcite precipitated from solution in the ground-water feeding them. The calcite (crystalline calcium carbonate) has been dissolved from the limestone around the inlet.
Precipitated as stalactites, stalagmites etc - and it is the primary constituent of the limestone in which the vast majority of caves form!
It is mostly calcite.
CALCITE - cryastaline calcium carbonate precipitated from the ground-water that had dissolved it from the limestone above the cave. Calcium Carbonate is the primary constituent of limestone.
Limestone is made of the shells of dead ocean organisms. Their shells are made of calcite.Hope i helped1 :)
Chemical limestone can form when calcite is dissolved.
The primary one is calcite precipitated from the ground-water that had dissolved it from the surrounding limestone, and though the deposits themselves take various forms such as stalactites and stalagmites they are all still calcite formations.
Not 'mud', it is the remains of shells and skeletons of dead sea creatures, as well as precipitated calcite that eventually lithify to form limestone.