gypsum

Converse of object

• base: There are quite a few plasters but two main types - gypsum based and cement based.
• use: This program has described the principle derivatives of gypsum used in dentistry.
• contain: From the top of the ridge we were able to look down on the next valley which also contains gypsum.
• include: Minerals formed in this way include gypsum, rock salt, and various nitrates and borates.
• produce: These units use limestone to absorb the sulfur which produces gypsum as a waste product.
• add: Adding gypsum to clay soils will help improve soil structure.

Adjective modifier

• white: You can hike or even dune surf the shifting white gypsum.
• natural: Over 95 per cent of the natural gypsum come from Rajasthan.
• pure: In the latter case it will be necessary to gage the lime plaster with gypsum onto a drying initial thin coat of pure gypsum.
• synthetic: Radioactivity is a major concern where plasterboard is made from synthetic gypsum.
• dry: Dry gypsum, with no free moisture, contains 21 % chemically bonded water by weight ( Thomas 2002 ).

Modifies a noun

• plasterboard: Non load bearing walls are built in flue gas gypsum plasterboard which is 100 % recycled.
• plaster: A layer of sand to protect the ancient gypsum plaster from the new blocks has already been put down.
• crystal: I have also found gypsum crystals in Doolin river cave which, I think, is the first report of them in Co Clare.
• mine: A young lad of 15 had been invited to visit his uncle in the gypsum mine that day, he was among the dead.
• board: Alternatively, plaster on the 10mm lighter colored, gypsum board side of the Maxiboard.
• product: There is no change to the disposal of waste gypsum products in July 2004.

Noun used with modifier

• waste: There is no change to the disposal of waste gypsum products in July 2004.
• mineral: The rocks here are red marls, with bands of the mineral gypsum.