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'''Gypsum''' is an important material for dwarven {{L|healthcare}} - once mined, it can be processed at a {{L|kiln}} to make {{L|plaster powder}}. | '''Gypsum''' is an important material for dwarven {{L|healthcare}} - once mined, it can be processed at a {{L|kiln}} to make {{L|plaster powder}}. | ||
| − | Gypsum is a mineral and stone composed of Calcium Sulfate Dihydrate, (CaSO<sub>4</sub>(H<sub>2</sub>O)<sub>2</sub>) known for it's very soft nature: gypsum is soft enough to be scratched by human (and presumably dwarven) fingernails. Gypsum forms as a result of a bodies of water evaporating and leaving behind particulate matter that crystallizes in super-saturated liquid. When formed in a single cleaved mass, it is called | + | Gypsum is a mineral and stone composed of Calcium Sulfate Dihydrate, (CaSO<sub>4</sub>(H<sub>2</sub>O)<sub>2</sub>) known for it's very soft nature: gypsum is soft enough to be scratched by human (and presumably dwarven) fingernails. Gypsum forms as a result of a bodies of water evaporating and leaving behind particulate matter that crystallizes in super-saturated liquid. When formed in a single cleaved mass, it is called {{L|Selenite}}; when formed in massses of silky fibrous material, it is known as {{L|Satinspar}}; and when formed in a very fine crystalline form, it is called {{L|Alabaster}}. |
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Gypsum is an important material for dwarven Template:L - once mined, it can be processed at a Template:L to make Template:L.
Gypsum is a mineral and stone composed of Calcium Sulfate Dihydrate, (CaSO4(H2O)2) known for it's very soft nature: gypsum is soft enough to be scratched by human (and presumably dwarven) fingernails. Gypsum forms as a result of a bodies of water evaporating and leaving behind particulate matter that crystallizes in super-saturated liquid. When formed in a single cleaved mass, it is called Template:L; when formed in massses of silky fibrous material, it is known as Template:L; and when formed in a very fine crystalline form, it is called Template:L.