T94: limestone

Wikidata item Q23757: limestone — sedimentary rocks made of the chemical substance calcium carbonate

Commons category	Limestone
subclass of	carbonate rock
made from material	calcite aragonite
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NIOSH Pocket Guide ID	0369
has effect	limestone exposure
Commons gallery	Limestone
decomposition point	+2442 +1517
vapor pressure	+0
solubility	+0.001
described by source	Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1926–1947)
time-weighted average exposure limit	+5 +10 +15
topic's main category	Category:Limestone
has quality	hygroscopy
award received	Rock of the year
OpenStreetMap tag or key	Tag:resource=limestone

Authority Control:
— BNCF Thesaurus ID: 21046 — National Diet Library ID: 00570623 — Freebase ID: /m/04hgv — GND ID: 4163107-9 — PSH ID: 4889 — CAS Registry Number: 1317-65-3 — Great Aragonese Encyclopedia ID: 2860 — EAGLE id: material/lod/66 — UNSPSC Code: 11111608 — ECHA InfoCard ID: 100.013.891 — Art & Architecture Thesaurus ID: 300011286 — JSTOR topic ID: limestones — PACTOLS thesaurus ID: pcrtc1Ueky7Zpg — BabelNet ID: 00051243n — Encyclopædia Universalis ID: calcaires — Great Russian Encyclopedia Online ID: 2001591 — Encyclopedia of Modern Ukraine ID: 33111 — Library of Congress authority ID: sh85077017 — Encyclopædia Britannica Online ID: science/limestone — archINFORM keyword ID: 573 — Klexikon article ID: Kalk — Australian Educational Vocabulary ID: scot/3066 — Kivid.info ID: 13 — Great Encyclopedia of Navarre ID: 6199 — DSSTox substance ID: DTXSID9050486 — French Vikidia ID: Calcaire — YSO ID: 3121 — KBpedia ID: Limestone — AICS Chemical ID (former scheme): 6386 — RKD thesaurus ID: 45758 — Store norske leksikon ID: kalkstein — Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 11938314x —