Question

Which sedimentary rocks contains the mineral 'calcite'?
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Answer 1

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Calcite is pure calcium carbonate (CaCO3). It is found in limestone and marble. It is the cementing agent that binds sediments together into sedimentary rocks. Marble is metamorphosed (changed by heat and pressure) limestone.

Answer 2

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● $calcit \: is \: pure \: calcium \: \\ carbonate \: (caco3.$

● $it \: is \: found \: in \: limestone \: and \\ \: marble$

● $it \: is \: the \: cementin \: agent \: that \\ binds \: sediments \: together \: into \\ sedimentary \: rocks.$

● $marble \: is \: metamorphosed \: (cha - \\ nge \: by \: heat \: and \: pressure) \\ \: limestone$

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