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A simple strategy for the synthesis of well-defined bassanite nanorods
2015
CrysteEngComm
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Bassanite is a metastable but industrially important form of calcium sulfate, which is commonly produced by heating of gypsum. Here we show that pure bassanite can also be obtained at ambient conditions by quenching aqueous CaSO 4 solutions in ethanol. This highlights that organic solvents can actually induce the formation of metastable phases rather than freezing precipitation processes. 3772 | CrystEngComm, 2015, 17, 3772-3776 This journal is
doi:10.1039/c5ce00519a
fatcat:ai3wspnlqzettjtw2sincreyvm