Q:Which one and the Difference?

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Q:For each element, where are they mostly found?I have almost all of them but i am missing carbon, hydrogen, phosphorous and sulfur.

Carbon is found in bones, seashells, limestone. Hydrogen is found in water. Phosphorus and sulfur can be found in hot springs and volcanic areas.

Q:in oxygen converter steel industry, why dont we put MgO and CaO directly in it, not in form of dolomite ?

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

I can help get you started: Facies would include: Conglomerate Sandstone Shale Limestone Dolostone (Dolomite)

Q:Hey everyone I need your help in earth science. I‘m home schooled and stuck on these last 5. help and thank you in advance!!!If the statement is true, label true. If false, say so; then write the word or phrase on the blank line that makes the statement true when substituted for the word or phrase in CAPITAL LETTERS.1. Geographic areas with KARST TOPOGRAPHY are likely to have sinkholes, limestone or dolomite bedrock, and underground drainage.2.Icebergs are parts of CONTINENTAL GLACIERS that break off, or calve when the glacier meets the sea.3.Evidence of the direction of past glacial movements comes from GLACIAL MILK on rocks.4.Hanging valley waterfalls such as yosemite falls, california result from a river flowing through a TRIBUTARY valley.5. A crevasse is ALWAYS deeper than 50 meters.

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Q:So next month I am taking a two week vacation to the italian alps in the dolomites. I will be in the mountains for about 10 days then will spend the remaining days in Venice before coming home. I have a Nikon D5000 with the kit lens which is quite a good lens for what it is. It takes very nice crisp pictures that do not require a big zoom. I want to rent one more lens to bring along for some different types of photos especially when im in the mountains. Should i rent the 18-200 vr or the 10-24 wide angle lens. Im not sure which i will get more use out of. The 18-200 will be nice for its zoom to get pictures of something in detail. But the idea of a nice wide angle lens sounds great also so i can capture nice landscape pictures of the amazing alps. Any ideas or other lens you can recommend would be great. Give me your opinions on what i should do.

I've been to the dolomites so I know sort of what you will need. Forget a telephoto lens, if you have the time (which you should, its amazing there) you'll find it much better to get closer to objects of interest than photographing them from afar. My reccomendation is to rent something with the zoom range of around 16-35mm. I know canon has a lens like this. not sure about nikon. If you can't find one, get a 17-50mm f/2.8. In addition a 50mm prime lens (f/1.8 or less) will help with some shots and a macro lens can also help. If your really hardcore and want to bring even more, a 300mm prime lens will help, but you really dont need it. Ok, so apart from the lens these are also VERY important: -You'll need to be ready to hike all day, don't miss out the evening, sunsets are always good for landscape (bring tripod). -Ask locals for the most photogenic hiking routes. -Learn panoramic photography before you go! A lot of the scenery is captured very well with a 360 degree view.

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Q:what should be the pH of puddle of rain on an outcrop of dolomite at 25 degrees celsius? Assume chemical equilibrium

Dolomite is essentially (Ca,Mg)CO3 which is less soluble in rainwater than limestone. However, small amounts of calcium ions, magnesium ions carbonate ions would be liberated into the puddle. The calcium ions the magnesium ions would have a greater basicity than the carbonate ions have acidity. I suggest therefore that since chemical equilibrium has been established the normal pH of water is 7.0, the pH of the puddle would be slightly more basic than acidic - i.e. 7.5 to 8.0

Q:Dolomite MgO content 18-23, what can be used?

Stone as a basic flux used in blast furnace smelting, is a typical carbonate minerals, its main component is calcium carbonate, magnesium carbonate and a small amount of silica impurities, mainly by simple analysis to the usually three. Analysis of sodium carbonate melt system standard, due to the use of platinum crucible, the analysis of the cost increase, put forward higher requirements for daily management.