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STP861 The Chemistry and Technology of Gypsum Kuntze RA Pages: 189 Published: 1984
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Eleven papers cover procedures to determine the chemical composition and physical properties of gypsum and gypsum products. They also consider problems and issues associated with the utilization of by-product gypsums.
Table of Contents Introduction Kuntze R. Summary Kuntze R. Physical Testing of Gypsum Board Per ASTM C 473 Acker R. Gypsum Analysis with the Polarizing Microscope Green G. The Effect of Sorbed Water on the Determination of Phase Composition of CaSO4 · H2O Systems by Various Methods Bounini L., Turk D. A Simple Apparatus for Measurement of the Hydration Ratio of Plasters and Plaster Rocks Karmazsin E. Determination of Sulfur Trioxide in Gypsum Chandra D., Goswami S. Rapid Multielement Analysis of Gypsum and Gypsum Products by X-Ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy Kocman V. The Relationship Between Water Demand and Particle Size Distribution of Stucco Kuntze R., Luckevich L. Retardation of Gypsum Plasters with Citric Acid: Mechanism and Properties Koslowski T., Ludwig U. Byproduct Gypsum Pressler J. Assessment of Environmental Impacts Associated with Phosphogypsum in Florida May A., Sweeney J. Evaluation of Radium and Toxic Element Leaching Characteristics of Florida Phosphogypsum Stockpiles May A., Sweeney J. Drying and Agglomeration of Flue Gas Gypsum Wirsching F. Index Committee: C11 Paper ID: STP861-EB DOI: 10.1520/STP861-EB ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-4918-2 ASTM International is a member of CrossRef. 0-8031-0219-4 978-0-8031-0219-4 STP861-EB
