Engineering, 03.11.2020 16:40 germaniranda619
Gypsum is the main component in drywall (also called sheetrock and wallboard). Drywall is used extensively in the interior of modern homes and businesses. During construction, sheets of drywall are normally cut into smaller pieces and then nailed to a building's wood or metal framing to form walls and ceilings. Explain what makes gypsum ideal for this type of application.
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