In horticulture Dolomite lime is added to soils and soil-less potting mixes as an acidity buffer and as a magnesium source
Yes, frangipanis accept dolomite lime. The woody plants in question favor well-drained soils with pH (power of hydrogen) levels between 6.1 and 6.5. Dolomite lime may be used to raise the pH in soil that is below that range.
There are two types of barn lime. Ag lime or dolomite can be used to "sweeten" the chicken coop and area with no harm to the birds. Hydrated lime "burn lime" is caustic and should be kept away from Livestock including chickens.
Lime can burn if not fully dissolved into the soil. Another alternative is dolomite which can be added to soils and soilless potting mixes to reduce their acidity ("sweeten" them).
Dolomite lime is typically used to raise soil pH (make more alkaline).
Sulfur in Sponge Iron comes from coal feeding. This sulfur when combustion with heat creates Sulfuric acid which is harmful to atmosphere. So to reduce sulfur you can used dolomite or lime stone. For 1 MT Iron ore you have to use 50 kg dolomite/lime stone.
Dolomite is a metal, a dolomite mountain is a mountain made of dolomite
Get a pH soil kit. Add lime or dolomite in stages. Your goal is to get the pH above 6.5, but this process is slow since it takes time for the pH to stabilize at the higher level. Results may take a season or two of growing depending on how much of an adjustment is needed.
Dolomite has a rhombohedral cleavage.
The fracture of dolomite is conchoidal
is the mineral dolomite valueble
Dolomite is not water soluble.
the color of the streak for dolomite is white