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Limestone is a Sedimantary rock. Calcite (CaCo3) is its chief mineral, with or without magnesium carbonate. Limestone is a primary source material for manufacture of Portland Cement. It is also used in Metallurgical industries as a flux, Construction side as building stone and Chemical industries. Folk divided limestones into two groups viz., Allochems (partly chemical in origin and has four basic components : Detritals, Pellets, Skeletal elements, Oolites) and Orthochems (truly in Chemical origin).
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