NEETChemistrys Block Elements
At what temperature does gypsum lose its water of crystallization and become anhydrous calcium sulfate?
Options
- A100°C
- B200°C
- C300°C
- DAbove 393 K
Correct answer
D. Above 393 K
Step-by-step solution
Gypsum loses its water of crystallization and becomes anhydrous calcium sulfate when heated above 393 K (approximately 120°