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A substance treated with carbon dioxide, such as limestone.
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a group of minerals usually consisting of a divalent cation and CO3. Shells and corals are made of carbonate. The two most abundant carbonate minerals in today's oceans are calcite and aragonite , two different arrangements of CaCO3. Dolomite is another common carbonate mineral in ancient sediments.
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This is the salt of carbonic acid. Soils mostly contain calcium and magnesium carbonates. Microbes separate the carbonic acid from the calcium, thus releasing the calcium into the soil. Calcium carbonate is commonly known as limestone.
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