Carbonization is one of the common methods to prepare nano calcium carbonate. Controlling the particle size and particle size distribution of calcium carbonate is the key to the preparation of high-quality nano-calcium carbonate by carbonization. Different operating conditions have different effects on the reaction products. The particle size and size distribution of calcium carbonate can be effectively controlled by controlling different reaction conditions to improve the mass transfer and reaction conditions in the slurry. In batch-operated bubble column reactor, gas flow rate and bubble size are factors affecting mass transfer. This study investigates the influences of operation condition (gas flow rate, initial slurry condition), bubble type (ordinary bubble, micro bubble) on carbonation reaction rate and particle size distribution of calcium carbonate. Furthermore, the effects of bubble type on the stable region and abrupt change region in carbonation reaction process are analyzed. The experimental results show that when using ordinary bubble, the increase of CO2 flow rate accelerates the reaction process and reduces the particle size of calcium carbonate, but it does not affect the time of abrupt change region. With increasing the slurry concentration, the particle size first decreases and then increases in small-diameter column with ordinary bubble. However, when using micro bubble, the particle size of calcium carbonate is significantly reduced, and the time of abrupt change region decreases with the increase of gas flow rate. Moreover, the CO2 flow rate is no longer an influential factor on calcium carbonate particle size, which means that the gas-liquid mass transfer process is not the rate controlling step of carbonation reaction. This study provides some references for studying the application of micro bubbles in calcium carbonate crystallization.