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Mineralogical characterization of the Shelburne marble and the Salem limestone
Document Type
Book
Author
Source
Other Information: USGS Bulletin B1889; Other Information: List 978
Subject
37 INORGANIC, ORGANIC, PHYSICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
54 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES ACID RAIN
ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS
BUILDING MATERIALS
ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE
LIMESTONE
MINERALOGY
MARBLE
ATMOSPHERIC PRECIPITATIONS
CARBONATE ROCKS
MATERIALS
METAMORPHIC ROCKS
RAIN
ROCKS
SEDIMENTARY ROCKS 400201* -- Chemical & Physicochemical Properties
540120 -- Environment, Atmospheric-- Chemicals Monitoring & Transport-- (1990-)
Language
English
Abstract
Samples of Shelburne marble and Salem limestone were selected to represent marbles and limestones used in buildings and monuments. The Royal variety of Shelburne marble is a white marble predominantly composed of calcite but has heterogeneously distributed gray inclusions. The select buff Salem limestone is a beige, homogeneous, fossiliferous limestone, predominantly composed of fragments of echinoderms and bryozoans. The author reports that both samples are appropriate test stones for the National Acid Precipitation Assessment Program stone exposure studies.