Dolomit
Rocks formed from the combination of calcium and magnesium carbonate are defined as rocks formed from the combination of calcium and magnesium carbonate. Dolomite is formed when magnesium oxide partially or completely replaces calcium oxide in limestone. Therefore, it is related to limestone in terms of composition and always transitions into limestone laterally and vertically. Dolomite is available in two different textures: Spider Dolomite and Active Dolomite. Dolomite Spider consists of red veins within white dolomite, while Active Dolomite shows transitions from white to gray. It is produced in blocks and slabs, and can also be cut to size. It is a natural stone that can be treated with honed, brushed, and other surface finishes.
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