What is the gypsum utilized for?

Gypsum is a delicate sulfate mineral made out of calcium sulfate dry out, with the synthetic equation CaSO4·2H2O. It is broadly mined and is utilized as compost, and as the principle constituent in numerous types of mortar, board chalk and wallboard. A monstrous fine-grained white or delicately tinted assortment of gypsum, called alabaster, has been utilized for model by numerous societies including Ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, Ancient Rome, the Byzantine Empire and the Nottingham alabaster of Medieval England. Assortments of gypsum known as “glossy silk fight” and “alabaster” are utilized for an assortment of decorative purposes; be that as it may, their low hardness confines their toughness. Mohs size of mineral hardness, in view of scratch hardness examination, characterizes hardness esteem 2 as gypsum. It shapes as a vanish mineral and as a hydration result of anhydrite.
We have gypsum in powder form as well as in lumps form
Gypsum Purity CaSO4·2H2O: 96%+      
Gypsum whiteness: 90-91% in lumps form
Gypsum powder whiteness: 93-94%