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    Sinkholes Paper

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    parts of towns. Sinkholes can be caused limestone exposure to rain at the surface of the ground. This leaves the limestone to physically and chemically break down the rock. When this breakdown occurs‚ it usually forms a bowl-shaped depression. Due to the natural dissolving of limestone‚ these sinkholes develop continuously and can happen in a moment’s notice. So how is chemistry related to sinkholes? Well‚ all a sinkhole needs is just rain and limestone underground to mix with another. Rain is

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    molten magma. The best example is granite and quartzite. Sedimentary - Soft and fairly porous rock formed from deposits of eroded pre-existing rock that settled in layers mostly on sea beds‚ and became compacted. The best examples are sandstone and limestone. Metamorphic - Hard and non-porous rock formed from pre-existing rock that has been altered by intense heat or pressure. The best examples are marble and slate. The most common stone used in building construction are:- 1. Granite Granite

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    Sinkhole

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    May 25‚ 2009 The life/types of Sinkholes Sinkholes are common where the rock below the land surface is limestone carbonate rock salt beds or rocks that can naturally be dissolved by ground water circulating through them. As the rock dissolves‚ spaces and caverns develop underground. Sinkholes are dramatic because the land usually stays intact for a while until the underground spaces just get too big. If there is not enough support for the land above the space then a sodden collapse can be

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    Ras El Hekma Area Analysis

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    1.1. Geological and geographical setting Ras El Hekma area is a part of NW coast of Egypt‚ it lies on the Mediterranean Sea west of Alexandria City for about 220 km‚ it seems as triangle headland extending into the Mediterranean sea for about 15 km‚ it covers about 230 km² (Fig.1). Fig.1: Location map of the study area and selected field surveying sites The major geomorphic features of Ras El Hekma area are oriented in E/W direction‚ parallel to the present shoreline. The geology of the study

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    Carbonate Sedimentary Rocks

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    Carbonate Rocks and Dunham’s Classification Palkowski‚ Daniel N. 245-002 General Geology Dr. Wayne Schlipp 9 December 2007 Abstract The following contains a compendium of research on carbonate rocks. Displayed are a basic description of carbonate rocks‚ depositional environments‚ mineralogy‚ ancient and modern reefs‚ diagenesis‚ facies analysis‚ and classification. Most carbonate rock classification schemes take into account characteristics that may require intensive microscopic

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    An unknown artist created the statue Saint Margaret of Antioch ca. 1275-1325 A.D. using limestone‚ paint‚ and gilding. As the name suggests‚ the subject of the painting is Saint Margaret‚ depicted as young and innocent standing atop her emblem‚ a dragon. The statue is currently being displayed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art as part of the Cloisters Collection though it was originally made in Burgos‚ Castile-Léon‚ Spain. While large‚ Saint Margaret of Antioch is not life size and stands at only

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    seismic-amplitude bright spots are a common feature in deeply buried (5500 to 6500 m) Ordovician limestone strata in the Central Tabei Uplift area of the Tarim Basin in northwest China. Those anomalies have proven to be useful indicators of reservoir quality. The bright spots as seen on seismic data are tied to high-gamma ray‚ low-velocity zones in wireline logs‚ and correspond to clastic cave sediment-fills in the host limestone in core. Synthetic seismic models confirm this relationship between seismic bright spots

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    Fujairah Cement Industrie

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    OrdinaryPortlandCement 2. Sulphate Resisting Portland Cement 3. Moderate Sulphate Resisting Portland Cement‚ www.fujairahcement.com H.H. Hamad Bin Saif Al Sharqi | Chairman | Ras Al Khaimah cement: Ras Al Khaimah cement is known of it high quality limestone in UAE.IT has been known for centuries inadetion‚ these deposits have been exploited as a raw material in the manufacture of high quality white cement‚ building materials and lime. Ras Al.Khaimah Company for White Cement have factories located near

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    Mineral Calcite

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    rocks. Calcite has more practical uses than most other minerals. This mineral can be found in limestone and marble which is makes up most of the Earth’s crust. The primary uses for Calcite is for construction uses to create cement or concrete. Calcite is also used for acid neutralization; spread across fields‚ used in rivers that became acidic by mining and in anti-acid chewable tablets. Limestone and marble which consist of a large amount of Calcite is also used for statues and monuments. The

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    different types of limestone used in Nottingham buildings). Rock types used in buildings are given the local name of their origin. Rocks of the same type will have variations depending on their geographical background. Therefore by naming rocks after their origin‚ it is easy to confirm that they come from the same place and so have less variations. Dolomitic limestone was the most common building stone in Nottingham from Victorian times onwards. Briefly explain what “dolomitic limestone” is (as distinct

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