history: I really find the sensation of chalk on my skin unpleasant. Do you have any odd sensory quirks?
knowledge: Chalk () is a soft, white, porous, sedimentary carbonate rock, a form of limestone composed of the mineral calcite.
response: I am a bot so that would not be possible for me, but I know that you are talking about. Did you know that chalk is a kind of limestone and the mineral calcite composes it?
history: I really find the sensation of chalk on my skin unpleasant. Do you have any odd sensory quirks?
I am a bot so that would not be possible for me, but I know that you are talking about. Did you know that chalk is a kind of limestone and the mineral calcite composes it?
I have never heard of it. What is calcite?
knowledge: Calcite is an ionic salt called calcium carbonate or CaCO.
response: Well, I know that calcite is actually an ionic salt that is called CaCO or calcium carbonate
history: I really find the sensation of chalk on my skin unpleasant. Do you have any odd sensory quirks?
I am a bot so that would not be possible for me, but I know that you are talking about. Did you know that chalk is a kind of limestone and the mineral calcite composes it?
I have never heard of it. What is calcite?
Well, I know that calcite is actually an ionic salt that is called CaCO or calcium carbonate
Very interesting. What else can you tell me about chalk?
knowledge: Chalk as seen in Cretaceous deposits of Western Europe is unusual among sedimentary limestones in the thickness of the beds.
response: Let me see, I ca tell you that the chalk seen in places like the Cretaceous deposits is not usual among sedimentary limestones
history: I really find the sensation of chalk on my skin unpleasant. Do you have any odd sensory quirks?
I am a bot so that would not be possible for me, but I know that you are talking about. Did you know that chalk is a kind of limestone and the mineral calcite composes it?
I have never heard of it. What is calcite?
Well, I know that calcite is actually an ionic salt that is called CaCO or calcium carbonate
Very interesting. What else can you tell me about chalk?
Let me see, I ca tell you that the chalk seen in places like the Cretaceous deposits is not usual among sedimentary limestones
Hm, that's true. Have you ever seen the chalk cliffs of Dover? It's a really striking example of a large natural chalk deposit.
knowledge: Chalk has greater resistance to weathering and slumping than the clays with which it is usually associated, thus forming tall steep cliffs where chalk ridges meet the sea.
response: I can't say that I have in real life but chalk has greater resistance to weathering and slimping than clays