Question 161 · LDEK · Prosthodontic materials

Gypsum is:

  1. A. calcium sulfate.
  2. B. sodium carbonate.
  3. C. sodium citrate.
  4. D. calcium carbonate.
  5. E. mixture of carbon dioxide and calcium hydroxide.
Hint

Recall the chemistry of plaster of Paris: a hemihydrate that takes up water and sets back into the dihydrate.

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