How is plaster of paris chemically different from gypsum how are the interconverted right values of plaster of paris?
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Plaster of paris is the hemi hydrated gypsum that is CaSo4. 1/2 H2O
by adding water plaster of paris become thicker due to the formation of gypsum and gypsum is heated to get plaster of paris
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Plaster of Paris is different from Gypsum in term of water of crystallization. Gypsom has 2 mole of water of crystallization where as Plaster of Paris has half mole of water of crystallization. Plaster of Paris is prepared from heating gypsum.
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