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The chemical formula of gypsum is
A
MgSO
X
4
⋅
7
H
X
2
O
B
CaSO
X
4
⋅
H
X
2
O
C
(
CaSO
X
4
)
X
2
⋅
H
X
2
O
D
CaSO
X
4
⋅
2
H
X
2
O
Answer: D
Gypsum is calcium sulphate dihydrate,
CaSO
X
4
⋅
2
H
X
2
O
. The hemihydrate
(
CaSO
X
4
)
X
2
⋅
H
X
2
O
is plaster of Paris and
MgSO
X
4
⋅
7
H
X
2
O
is Epsom salt.
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