... ). But this would not be a suitable method to calculate the rate of reaction for the particular reaction of sodium thiosulfate. This is because unlike other reactions such as hydrochloric acid + marble chips(sodium carbonate), where carbon dioxide gas is produced, it will escape from the flask however in my reaction the Sulfur dioxide gas will not escape much because it will ... ...

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... from above. The corrosive effects of acid rain are particularly obvious on limestone, because it is composed of calcium carbonate, which is highly reactive with acid rain. Tombstones made of marble (which is metamorphosed or heated limestone) have been badly damaged, while older tombstones made of slate remain intact. Famous buildings such as the Taj Mahal, The United States Capitol building ... ...

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... from above. The corrosive effects of acid rain are particularly obvious on limestone, because it is composed of calcium carbonate, which is highly reactive with acid rain. Tombstones made of marble (which is metamorphosed or heated limestone) have been badly damaged, while older tombstones made of slate remain intact. Famous buildings such as the Taj Mahal, The United States Capitol building ... ...

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... do u remember what had happened to my home? Well that was all thanks to acid rain. Acid particles are also deposited on to buildings and statues, causing corrosion. Limestone and marble turn to a crumbling substance upon contact with the acid, which explains the corrosion of buildings and statues. In addition, bridges are corroding at a faster rate, and the railway industry as ... ...

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