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What is the chemical formula of marble?

Subject: General Science

Topic: Chemical Reactions and Equations

Options:

  1. Option A: CaO
  2. Option B: Ca(OH)2
  3. Option C: CaCO3
  4. Option D: CaCl2

Correct Answer:

Option C: CaCO3

Explanation:

The 'Do You Know?' section states: 'It is interesting to note that the chemical formula for marble is also CaCO3.' Marble is a form of calcium carbonate.

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