Kipsislaasti
Kipsislaasti is a Finnish term referring to a type of building material primarily composed of gypsum. It is a mixture, often a mortar or plaster, used in construction for various purposes. The main component, gypsum, is a soft sulfate mineral composed of calcium sulfate dihydrate. When mixed with water, gypsum undergoes a chemical reaction that causes it to harden, making it suitable for creating smooth surfaces or filling gaps.
The specific composition of kipsislaasti can vary depending on its intended application. It may include additives
Historically, gypsum plasters have been used for centuries in construction. Modern kipsislaasti production typically involves calcining