- that had
settled to the sea floor.
Chalk is
common throughout Western Europe,
where deposits underlie parts of
France, and
steep cliffs are
often seen where...
- The
France-based
Luzenac Group is the world's
largest supplier of
mined talc. Its
largest talc mine at
Trimouns near
Luzenac in
southern France produces...
- Look up
chalk or
Chalk in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Chalk is a type of
sedimentary rock,
composed predominantly of
calcium carbonate.
Chalk may also...
- I saw the pink
mixture of the
chocolate fish. In big
boxes there was
French chalk, with the
shapes of the fish in them. "Marshmallow ice-cream conquered"...
- The
Chalk Group (often just
called the
Chalk) is the
lithostratigraphic unit (a
certain number of rock strata)
which contains the
Upper Cretaceous limestone...
- the
board is made of
slate and
lubricated with
arrowroot powder or
French chalk,
which makes the
polished ha'pennies
glide with a very
light touch. The...
-
Chalk River Laboratories (
French:
Laboratoires de
Chalk River; also
known as CRL,
Chalk River Labs and
formerly Chalk River Nuclear Laboratories, CRNL)...
-
ingested earth.
Calabash chalk is
identified by
different names such as
calabar stone (English), la
craie or
argile (
French),
mabele (Lingala in Congo)...
- them. The new
material is
often chalk, a soft and
white form of limestone,
leading to the
alternative name of
chalk figure for this form of art.[citation...
-
roughening the tube
surface to be patched) and
sometimes even a
block of
French chalk), wrenches, hex keys, ****drivers, and a
chain tool. Special, thin wrenches...
