About this document
Gypsum and Lime: Composition and Uses by ScribdTranslations is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document describes the components, properties, and uses of gypsum and lime. Gypsum is formed by dehydrating limestone at 110°C and is primarily composed of dehydrated calcium sulfate. It is commonly used for coatings, partitions, and ceilings. Lime is obtained by calcining limestone at 1000°C, producing calcium oxide which, when hydrated, forms calcium hydroxide. There are different types of lime depending on its purity and applications.
- Author
- ScribdTranslations
- Language
- EN