Limestone is made of calcium carbonate,

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Limestone is made of calcium carbonate,

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Limostone is a sedimentary rock composed mainly of calcium carbonate (CACO3),generally calcite,although it frequently has traces of magnesite (MGCO3)and others carbonates.

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Answer:

acid

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