calcium sulfate

Examples

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• Some of the salts are in the form of calcium sulfate, which can be either sold commercially as gypsum or disposed of in a nonhazardous landfill.

  Academic text (1996)

• I also stir in kelp granules and minerals like calcium sulfate and rock phosphate.

  Blog text (5)

• So you might add calcium sulfate and you might add a little organic matter just to, you know, plant parts or something just to jump start it.

• The lime reacts with the SO2 to create calcium sulfate, CaSO4.

  Academic text (2007)

• TVA has created the position of "byproduct specialist" since the calcium sulfate residues alone generate $3 million per year.

  Academic text (2001)

• Calcium sulfate, also known as anhydrous gypsum, is used commercially in the manufacture of cement, plasterboard, and glass.

  Academic text (2007)

• And this is a salt crust made-up of calcium sulfate as well as sodium chloride and other kinds of salt, just a normal salts that are in the sea.

• Two type 2035 belt filters have been running there since the end of 2004, carrying about 8,000 tons of slurry that are reduced to 800 tons of calcium sulfate every day.

  Academic text (2007)

• These attenuations are attributable to deposits of calcium phosphate, calcium sulfate, and zinc oxide and are not specific to fungal disease.

  Academic text (2001)

• Calcium sulfate is commonly used in the production of calcium sulfate for construction.

Synonyms

G

gypsum

vscalcium sulfate

• Specialized

4 6.7

A soft white mineral used to make plaster, cement, and fertiliser

is the salt that occurs in both hydrated and anhydrous forms for various uses

A

anhydrite

vscalcium sulfate

• Specialized

9.6

A white or gray mineral of calcium sulfate that contains no water and helps make plaster and cement

is the salt that occurs both with and without water naturally

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Etymology