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What was the Bessemer process?

A cheap and efficient process for making steel from pig iron, by blowing air through the molten iron.

Which one and the Difference?

They are girls. If we knew what they wanted we would be filthy rich but my guess would be which everyone is worth more money. It also depends on where you live. A twelve pack of beer and a mountain road can be a lot of fun for some women.

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Limestone is composed of calcite or calcium carbonate, CaCO3, and dolostone is composed of dolomite or calcium magnesium carbonate, Ca,Mg(CO3). Okla gave the chemical formula for ankerite, which is in the dolomite group. In the field dolostone and limestone are difficult to tell apart (but there crystals are fairly diagnostic).one way is to drop some HCl on them. Limestone will fizz (effervesce) and dolostone will not.UNLESS it is powdered.then it will fizz.

what are some economically important non-metallic mineral resources?

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I am a 35 year old American visiting Italy with my brother for two weeks in May. I enjoy art, good food, scenery and history - so Italy will be great. I only have two weeks though! I want to see Florence, Rome and Venice. I assume I can get away with 2 days at each. Besides that, which should I see of the following (the others on my wish list):SienaDolomiti / DolomitesLake ComoMilanBolognaUmbria and Tuscany (mountain villages, etc)AssissiNaples (and Pompei ruins)Amalfi CoastCinque TerreOthers that I have missedThanks!

I'd recommend at least 3 days in Venice Florence 4 in Rome - that's where the majority of the tourist stuff is. Pisa the Leaning tower is an easy day trip from Florence, and you could add a day in Siena between Florence Rome. You might be able to hit the Lake Como also - between Venice Florence. Enjoy Italy, it ROCKS!

How did the Mojave Desert come to be? How did it start?

13,000 years ago, the clovis point people crossed the land bridge from Siberia to Alaska and established themselves in North America. Then, 12,000 years ago, they invented the coal plant and the SUV. The CO2 emissions caused the Mojave desert to form. The clovis point people realized the error of their ways and destroyed all the cars, and coal plants, so there is no evidence left.

I have a Warrior Dolomite 1 Piece hockey stick with a broken blade. Is it possible to cut the shaft in the right spot and replace the blade with a new Warrior Dolomite Tapered blade? All warrior blades are tapered FYI. I can see a ring around the shaft where it looks like the blade was fused to the stick. I guess what I‘m asking is will a tapered blade fit into the shaft? I love the shaft and would like to be able to salvage it, but i am only willing to replace it with the above warrior blade.

i havent used a warrior but have fixed a stick in that situation before. you can try cutting off the broken blade and see if the replacement blade fits there. if that doesn't work, you should be able to flip the stick and put the blade on the end where the handle of the stick normally is. You might have to do this because the replacement blade may not fit in the handle. It didn't when the blade of my synergy broke, so I did what I said about and it worked out for me.

Dolomite is a mixed carbonate of calcium and magnesium that decomposes to CO2 and the metal oxides MgO and CaO upon heating. When 15.42 g of dolomite is heated, 7.85 g of MgO and CaO are produced. What is percent by mass of MgCO3 in the original sample of dolomite?

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