How is plaster of Paris chemically different from gypsum? How can they be intervonverted?
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plaster of paris is calcium sulfate hemihydrated
(CaSO4.1/2 H2O)
whereas gypsum is dihydrated calcium sulfate
gypsum hardens into plaster of paris When water is evaporated or it is dehydrated
hope it helps you
plaster of paris is calcium sulfate hemihydrated
(CaSO4.1/2 H2O)
whereas gypsum is dihydrated calcium sulfate
gypsum hardens into plaster of paris When water is evaporated or it is dehydrated
hope it helps you
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Explanation:
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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