| lime |
The common name for calcium oxide (CaO); hydrated lime is calcium hydroxide Ca(OH) 2 .
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| limes |
are small, green citrus fruits valued for the tart flavor of their flesh and peel. Lime oil, cold-pressed from lime zest, is used sparingly as a flavoring. Fresh limes are generally available year-round. To make lime zest strips: Using a paring knife held almost parallel to the skin, cut off thin strips, being careful not to remove any bitter white pith. Or, use a vegetable peeler. ...
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| limestone |
Sedimentary rock largely consisting of calcite. On a world-wide scale, limestone reservoirs probably contain more oil and gas reserves than all other types of reservoir rock combined.
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| lime |
Mainly Calcium carbonate but including other Calcium oxides Limestone A rock made mainly of Calcium carbonate, CaCO3
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| limestone |
a rock-type composed primarily of calcium carbonate.
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