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How is limestone used as a building material?
not well
Why do people remove limestone from quarries?
Limestone is used as a building material and in chemical industry.
Which nonmetallic mineral is used as a building material also in the manufacture of steel?
limestone...............:-)
Which nonmetalic mineral is used as a building material and also in the manufacture of steel?
limestone...............:-)
Why is limestone used?
Limestone is used for various applications, including construction, as a building material, in the manufacture of cement and concrete, as a soil conditioner in agriculture, and in the production of lime products for various industries. Its composition, hardness, and durability make it a versatile and valuable resource for a wide range of industries.
What raw material is used to make glass?
Limestone Sand
What are the ways in which limestone and products made from limestone are used in the building industry?
Limestone is used as stone building blocks, Limestone is used in the manufacture of cement.
What is the use of the globigerina limestone?
Globigerina limestone is commonly used as a building material due to its durability, workability, and aesthetic appeal. It is also used in the production of lime and cement. In addition, it is often used as a decorative material in landscaping and construction projects.
Why is lime used compare to other substances?
Limestone is widely used to prepare cement, calcium hydroxide or as building material.
What three building materials are made from limestone?
Some old buildings toothpaste has limestone in cement concrete mortar bricks
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.
Could you live without limestone as a building material?
No. It is simply impossible. Limestone is used in everything we use in everyday life. Otherwise we would have to use wood which isnt officient. Limestone is used in toothpaste, brick, concrete, cement, glass and more!
