Comparing Calcium Carbonate in 2 Shells - Help Needed

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To compare the amounts of calcium carbonate in two different shells, a suggested experiment involves using an acid to react with the carbonate. The reaction produces salt, water, and carbon dioxide, which can be measured to determine the calcium carbonate content. Participants in the discussion noted the importance of conducting the experiment in a controlled environment and suggested seeking additional resources in the chemistry section of the forum for more detailed guidance. There was also a mention of previous responses to similar questions, indicating that the topic had been addressed before.
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what experiment should i conduct to compare the amounts of calcium carbonate in 2 different shells...

i believe this might be of use:
acid + carbonate = salt + water + carbon dioxide

my email is janice_ling88@yahoo.com.sg or post here

pls help out...thanks
 
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