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burnt lime

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun burnt lime has 1 sense
  1. calcium oxide, quicklime, lime, calx, calcined lime, fluxing lime, unslaked lime, burnt lime - a white crystalline oxide used in the production of calcium hydroxide
    --1 is a kind of oxide
    --1 has substances: calcium, Ca, atomic number 20

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Burnt Lime

Definition:

Burnt lime is a type of lime that is produced by heating limestone in a kiln. It is commonly used in various industries, such as construction, agriculture, and manufacturing, for its multiple properties and applications.

Parts of Speech:

  • Noun

Senses:

  1. Calcium oxide produced by heating limestone
  2. Agricultural product used as a soil amendment

Usages:

Sense: Calcium oxide produced by heating limestone

In this sense, burnt lime refers to the oxide obtained by heating limestone in a kiln until it becomes white or gray. It is mainly used in industries for its chemical properties or conversion into other compounds.

Sample Sentence: The steel industry utilizes burnt lime as one of the key components in the production of steel.

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Sense: Agricultural product used as a soil amendment

In this sense, burnt lime is a product used in agriculture to improve the quality of acidic soils. It helps neutralize soil acidity and provides essential nutrients to plants, promoting better growth and productivity.

Sample Sentence: Farmers apply burnt lime to their fields to balance the pH levels of the soil, ensuring optimal conditions for crop cultivation.

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