GCSE AQA C1 Using Limestone

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Limestone is often formed from ____ _____.
Sea Shells
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Limestone is mainly ______ ______.
Calcium Carbonate
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Limestone is _________ out of the ground.
Quarried
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Limestone is good for making into ______ for building with.
Blocks
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When Limestone is heated it ________ _______ to make Calcium Oxide and Carbon Dioxide.
Thermally Decomposes
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What is made when Calcium Carbonate reacts with acid?
Calcium Salt, Carbon Dioxide and Water
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This reaction means that Limestone is _______ by Acid Rain.
Damaged
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The type of salt produced depends on the type of acid. So what salts will these acids make: Hydrochloric Acid, Sulphuric Acid and Nitric Acid.
Chloride, Sulphate and Nitrate
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Calcium oxide reacts with Water to produce ________.
Calcium Hydroxide
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Calcium Hydroxide is an ________ which can be used to neutralise acidic soil in fields.
Alkali
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Calcium Hydroxide can also be used in a test for __________ ________. If you make a solution of Calcium Hydroxide in water (this is called limewater) and put gas into it, the solution will turn cloudy if ____________ _________ is present.
Carbon Dioxide
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Limestone can be heated with clay in a kiln to make what?
Cement
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Which two things do you mix with Cement to make Mortar?
Sand and Water
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What do you get if you mix Cement with Sand and Aggregate (Water and Gravel)?
Concrete
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Card 2

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Limestone is mainly ______ ______.

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Calcium Carbonate

Card 3

Front

Limestone is _________ out of the ground.

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Card 4

Front

Limestone is good for making into ______ for building with.

Back

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Card 5

Front

When Limestone is heated it ________ _______ to make Calcium Oxide and Carbon Dioxide.

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