Science, asked by amar43, 1 year ago

how gypsum is formed

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Answered by rrrrrrr3

Gypsum is made up of oxygen, sulfur, calcium and water. As evaporation occurs the sulfur is not protected by the water andoxygen contacts sulfur bonding with it to form a sulfate (SO4 2). The sulfate then bonds with calcium (Ca) and water (H2O) to create gypsum.

Answered by Krishnagupta11

massive gypsum rock forms within layer of sedimentary rocks,typically found in thick beds or layer

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