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POP (PLASTER OF PARIS)

Plaster of Paris is formulated as hemihydrate of calcium sulphate 2CaSO4.H2O (or CaSO4.0.5H2O) and is believed to consist of a series of hydrates ranging from 3CaSO4.2H2O to anhydrous CaSO4. The commercially available plaster of Paris is a mixture of calcium, gypsum and sulphate . POP forms a quick bond, that’s why it is widely used…

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Resourceful Use of Gypsum Plaster in Recent Building Construction

Gypsum is a versatile, lightweight material used in building construction. They use it to give the finishing coat to masonry walls and concrete construction. This provides a smooth and even surface. Chemical reaction of gypsum Gypsum plaster is made from gypsum. Gypsum is the mineral calcium sulfate dihydrate. When you heat the mineral to high…

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