Magnesia Dolomite Clinker /Refractory

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Shape: Ball
Material: dolomite
SiO2 Content (%): 0.8max
Al2O3 Content (%): 0.4max
MgO Content (%): 37-39
CaO Content (%): 55-53
Refractoriness (Degree): 1770�< Refractoriness< 2000�
CrO Content (%): /
SiC Content (%): /
Model Number: MCA-54
Fe2O3 content (%): 5-7
B. D: 3.25g/cm3 min

Q:what type of rock is marble and dolomite? igneous metamorphic or sedimentary?: sedimentary rocks are caused by lots of grains being compressed together. Igneous rock is caused by lava above ground, and metamorphic is when either type of rock changes due to high temperature and pressure. Dolomite has crystals so is sedimentary Marble is limestone that has undergone high pressure and temperature

Q:What type of Rock Is This(Pictures Included)?: Hard to say from a picture, without any tests. It appears weathered, could be limestone, dolomite, a conglomerate or many other things.

Q:Compare and contrast 5 different facies and/or stratigraphic attributes of siliciclastic and carbonate shelf systems that are influenced by sea level change.: It is active bi amping

Q:The dimensions are: 45‘‘ x 24‘‘ x 37‘‘I believe the stone is Pennsylvania Dolomite? Not sure though, it could possibly be limestone.My calculation came out to about 4100lbsI have included a picture for reference. Thanks: Tomsing98 calculated the density of the rock: rho 80 5.3 kg/L you have gotta love those thoroughly made-up homework issues. there isn't any substance in the international that dense. not even close. you may think of of that granite is dense, besides the incontrovertible fact that the rock mentioned interior the concern weighs greater desirable perfect than thirty situations as much as a 10 liter block of granite might weigh. Granite floats on mercury like a cork floats on water.

Q:I just saw the sinkhole in Guatamala, and I was wondering. How exactly do they work? Is it just a straight drop in the deep ones when they open up, or. and what exactly in at the bottom of a sinkhole? I know they go from 1-300 meters deep, but what is at the bottom? And what happens when someone falls down one?: The Guatemala City sinkhole is 100 feet deep and almost 70 feet in diameter. It is a straight drop to the bottom. Its bottom, I would suspect, consists of dirt and debris that once comprised the roof of a remarkably large underground void, which collapsed into this void to create this large hole. This dirt and debris lies on the floor of the void that collapsed. However, it is not a real sinkhole. Instead, it is what geologists would call a piping feature. Real sinkholes are created by the dissolution of limestone, dolomite, nor marble. However, the “sinkhole”, which opened up in Guatemala City did not result from the dissolution either of limestone, dolomite, marble, or any other carbonate rock. Neither limestone, dolomite, nor marble underlie Guatemala City. Instead, uncemented, unconsolidated volcanic deposits composed largely of pumice and volcanic ash underlies all of Guatemala City. Thus, the dissolution either of limestone, dolomite, or marble did not and could not have created this large “sinkhole”. Instead, the Guatemala City “sinkhole” and a similar one which opened up in 2007, were created by the collapse of a large cavity that developed in very weak, crumbly Quaternary volcanic deposits. These deposits only have enough cohesion to allow them stand in vertical faces and develop large subterranean voids within them. The void, which collapse to form this “sinkhole” was formed by the a process called “soil piping” by which water flowing through the Quaternary volcanic deposits underlying Guatemala City washed fines out of them and progressively eroding coarser material to the point that a large underground void was created. Technically speaking, this hole is not a true sinkhole as it lacks any association with karst developed by the dissolution of limestone, dolomite, or marble. This hole is a spectacular of pseudokarst (false karst).

Q:graphite, hematite, talc, sulfur, gypsumgalena, muscovite mica, halite, biotite micamagnetite, calcite, dolomite, flurite, pyroxenepyrite, amphiboles, potassium feldspar, plagioclase feldspar, olivine, quartz, garnet: Feldspar is used in the glass industry, so it would be needed to make the windows. It's also used to make bathroom tiles. The principal use of ground mica is in gypsum wallboard joint compound. Ground talc is used in producing roofing materials and in paint.

Q:how do you distinguish carbonate minerals from each other?: The pistons should retract with pressure from a flat tool such as a piece of wood. It is unnecessary, and unwise to remove them. They will retract right back into the bore and allow the pads to fit easily.

Q:i would like to know how simple it is to do. and what i have to do please: It's not simple at all. You basically have to start from scratch, because you won't be able to reuse the filter or decorations. You may be able to reuse the heater, though, if it is of good quality. All in all, when you go from FW to SW, it's not converting, it's starting over. You will need new sand, a new filter / protein skimmer, live rock, possibly heaters, possibly a new tank etc. How big is your FW set-up? If this is your first marine tank, I don't suggest that you start with anything smaller than 40 gallons. Anything smaller will be much harder to maintain and will require vigilant daily maintenance. The bigger the tank, the more stable, and the bigger margin for error. Anyhoo, I suggest you pick up a book on starting a saltwater tank from your local fish store and read it from cover to cover before making your final decision. There's no reason you can't do, but you will need to set aside a big budget (try to set aside 1500$ - you won't spend it all if you buy smart and buy some used items, but it's better to ober budget than to be missing money at the end) and a lot of time to learn and set up your tank.

Q:how was karst topography formed?: Karst topography is formed by water infiltrating into the cracks of limestone, dissolving and redepositing it (mostly dissolving).

Q:i want to set up a 10 gallon saltwater tank for shrimps and hermit crabs and snails. what will i need what filter should i use. what heater should i use and what will the steps be.: quite simply a HOB filter, no skimmer needed here, heater for 10 gallon, marine salt hydrometer, dolomite/crushed coral or marine sand (needed to keep ph high) Remember not all hermits are salt or total marine here. Convert the 10 by doing a 25% water change and adding 4 x the salt needed for the change. This should bring you to your salinity level. You will still have to cycle the tank, unless it is fresh converted, however the salt will kill off some bacteria, test to ensure a cycle. You still only want to add one or two creatures a week apart to keep your biofilter from spiking.

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