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Limestone and its uses www.assignmentpoint.com

What is limestone? It is a sedimentary rock It was formed mainly from sea shells It is the compound called calcium carbonate It is a useful raw material www.assignmentpoint.com

What can limestone be used for? Building walls Building houses Limestone is also used to make cement and concrete Neutralising excess acid in lakes or soils www.assignmentpoint.com

More about limestone Limestone is dug up out of the ground in quarries In Britain about 150 million tonnes of limestone are quarried each year Limestone is the compound calcium carbonate It’s formula is CaCO3 Limestone can be chemically changed into other things www.assignmentpoint.com

Thermal decomposition reaction Heating limestone When limestone (calcium carbonate) is heated, it will break down (decompose) When something breaks down with heat we call this reaction a …. Thermal decomposition reaction Calcium carbonate will have broken down into calcium oxide and carbon dioxide We call calcium oxide quicklime www.assignmentpoint.com

A word equation for this reaction Calcium heat calcium carbon Carbonate oxide dioxide www.assignmentpoint.com

Reacting quicklime with water Calcium oxide (quicklime) is a strong alkali It reacts with water to form calcium hydroxide Calcium hydroxide is also known as slaked lime www.assignmentpoint.com

A word equation for this reaction calcium + water calcium oxide hydroxide www.assignmentpoint.com

Uses for slaked lime To neutralise acidic soils, and to break up the soil so that plants can grow well To neutralise lakes which have been polluted by acid rain www.assignmentpoint.com

Another use for calcium hydroxide Calcium hydroxide is also called limewater Limewater is used to test for the presence of carbon dioxide gas We breathe out a lot of carbon dioxide If we blow through a straw into limewater it will change from clear to milky-white The substance formed in this reaction is insoluble calcium carbonate www.assignmentpoint.com

A word equation for this reaction calcium + carbon calcium + water hydroxide dioxide carbonate www.assignmentpoint.com

These reactions all make up the The Limestone Cycle These reactions all make up the limestone cycle. www.assignmentpoint.com

The limestone cycle limestone carbon dioxide heat quicklime limewater more water water Slaked lime www.assignmentpoint.com

Tasks: Use the worksheet called ‘The Limestone Cycle’ to fill in the gaps and complete the equations for the reactions of limestone. Copy out The Limestone Cycle. Answer questions 1-5 on the next worksheet using the information given and your own Knowledge. Afterwards copy out the summary. www.assignmentpoint.com

Questions on Limestone HOMEWORK Complete the worksheet on Questions on Limestone for next lesson. www.assignmentpoint.com

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