Calcium Sulphate

Calcium sulphate is a calcium compound that comes in the form of white solid or powder that is barely soluble in water. Plaster of Paris and Gypsum are two of its common hydrates. POP is its hemi-hydrate that is obtained by heating gypsum to 393 K. It forms anhydrite when it is heated above 393 K. Building and construction industry rely on it for the false ceiling structure and more job works. Artists also use this product for making statues. The variants of this chemical compound are available here, which include calcium sulphate anhydrous, calcium sulphate dihydrate bp, calcium sulphate hemihydrate and more.