1988
DOI: 10.1016/0022-3913(88)90227-2
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The effects of a liquid dispersing agent and a microcrystalline additive on the physical properties of type IV gypsum

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“…Based on these trials, additions of lignosulphonates, 1% potassium sulfate, calcium hydrogen phosphate, a liquid dispersing agent, and microcrystalline additives have been recommended. [17][18][19][20] In addition, the studies of Sanad et al 21 and Alsadi et al 22 showed that a mixture of gum arabic and calcium hydroxide reduces the amount of water necessary to mix gypsum products, resulting in improved strength properties.…”
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“…Based on these trials, additions of lignosulphonates, 1% potassium sulfate, calcium hydrogen phosphate, a liquid dispersing agent, and microcrystalline additives have been recommended. [17][18][19][20] In addition, the studies of Sanad et al 21 and Alsadi et al 22 showed that a mixture of gum arabic and calcium hydroxide reduces the amount of water necessary to mix gypsum products, resulting in improved strength properties.…”
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“…While For plaster tab water increases its water requirement ; this difference may be due to the difference in physical properties of dental stone and plaster or to the addition of chemical materials during manufacturing , that makes distilled water more easily dispense between gypsum particles and there by decrease their water requirement. (10,27) In this study an increase in the water powder ratio was noted Table (3) when mixed with de-ionized water. This can be explained by the fact that there are no ions in this type of water Table (1) so that it's more difficult for de-ionized water to dispense between gypsum particles and thereby increasing their water powder ratio.…”
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“…(1)(2)(3) Water powder ratio is an important factor in the quality of gypsum materials, (4,5) many experimental attempts to improve mechanical properties of dental stone are oriented mainly towards the decrease of gauging water requirement. (6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11) Accurate compassion of gypsum properties should be undertaken while all materials are mixed to the same consistency. (12) The principal difference among gypsum products is in the physical shape and nature of the calcium sulfate crystals makes it possible to obtain the same consistency with less excess water with dental stone and high stone than with model plaster.…”
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“…Type V gypsum has high setting expansion, therefore, it is indicated for material models that have high solidification contraction, such as basic metals, in order to offset this contraction 4 . Some studies [5][6][7][8] evaluated if the addition of certain substances to gypsum (calcium sulfate hemihydrate powder) or in water could change the setting expansion, surface hardness, setting time and compressive strength of gypsum specimens. Brukl et al 9 (1984) evaluated the effect of using different types of water in setting time and setting expansion of gypsum.…”
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