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Calcium carbonate is one of the main components of Portland cement, and therefore of concrete, the most common building material on Earth.

Calcium carbonate is a chemical compound, CaCO3. It has been identified from orbit on Mars.

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	Calcium carbonate is one of the main components of ~~Portand~~ cement, and therefore of [[concrete]], the most common building material on Earth.		Calcium carbonate is one of the main components of Portland cement, and therefore of [[concrete]], the most common building material on Earth.

			Calcium carbonate is a [[Elements on Mars\|chemical compound]], CaCO3. It has been identified from orbit on Mars.