What is Gypsum in chemistry? Class 10 Chemistry What is gypsum? Gypsum is a widely used mineral. Its chemical name is calcium sulfate dihydrate (CaSO4.2H2O), and it was discovered in saltwater underwater layers millions of years ago. The minerals were released when the water evaporated. This Topic Covers the Class 10 Chemistry Gypsum is mined all over the world from debris minerals. It takes the form of crystals that can sometimes be projected from a rock, earning it the Old English name spear stone. On Mars, a gypsum base has also been discovered. The chemical name of gypsum Its chemical name is calcium sulfate dihydrate (CaSO4.2H2O). Where are gypsum found? Gypsum rock is found worldwide and deposits extend from Baja, Mexico, across Utah, and from southwest Texas to the Niagara River in New York State in North America. Nova Scotia is home to the largest gypsum quarry in the world and is owned by National Gypsum. Gypsum Uses Gypsum is used for the renovation and construct
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