Post AX5IDapMDuegoYm4rw by Nolzy@poa.st
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 (DIR) Post #AX4Cf6N4G79Ja6JfJw by troubledturtle@poa.st
       2023-06-26T00:42:50.323691Z
       
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       @NolzyRT: https://gearlandia.haus/objects/399582d0-632c-4a85-8307-cc5cf395b0ff
       
 (DIR) Post #AX5IDapMDuegoYm4rw by Nolzy@poa.st
       2023-06-26T11:39:21.760733Z
       
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       @troubledturtle @rhyse Limestone is Calcium carbonate and electrolyzing it breaks up the carbonate into CO2 also you’re putting in electricity which has to come from somewhere . Yeah Calcium hydroxide absorbs CO2 and outs out heat while doing so . So if done industrially , like cement production you’ll probably end up doubling CO2 and removing more of a mineral needed for the depth stability of any sea creature that uses a shell like you’ll literally need to decrease the depth that they can exist at to do this process