The conditions for direct preparation of fibrous II-gypsum anhydride having the lowest solubility in gypsum modifications by the reaction in CaCl
2-H
2SO
4-CH
3OH system were reported in a previous paper. Studies were made on investigate the relationship between the incorporation of phosphate ion and the decrease of both solubilities of needle-like form (produced by the reaction of CaCl
2-Na
2SO
4-Na
2HPO
4 system) and fibrous form (produced by the reaction of CaSO
4-Na
2HPO
4-CH
3OH system) of gypsum hemihydrate. Phosphate ion into the needle-like hemihydrate was incorporated by adding a CaCl
2 solution to a mixed solution (pH 8) of Na
2SO
4 and Na
2HPO
4 at 100°C. Changes in lattice constants caused by the substitution of SO
42-→HPO
42- in gypsum hemihydrate crystal were found by X-ray diffraction. The upper limit of the incorporation was 7 per cent (HPO
42-/SO
42- molar ratio 0.07). This finding was also supported from data of TG-DTA, IR spectra and scanning electron microscopic observation. However, the upper limit was raised up to 15 per cent (HPO
42-/SO
42- molar ratio 0.15), if pH of the mixed solution was adjusted to 9 from 8 by adding NaOH solution.
On the other hand, the fibrous hemihydrate was incorporated with phosphate ion by the reaction on between Na
2HPO
4 solution and gypsum organogel which was produced by adding methanol to a saturated solution of gypsum dihydrate at 65°C. The upper limit of the incorporation of phosphate ion was also 15 per cent. This fibrous solid solution had a very high water-resistivity as 0.4×10
-3 Ca
2+ mol dm
-3 after dipping in water for 1h retaining the original fibrous form, Moreover, fibrous II-anhydride produced by heating this fibrous solid-solution showed a good water-resistivity as decreasing to about 1/50 against that of gypsum dihydrate (1.52×10
-2 Ca
2+ mol dm
-3 after dipping in water for 1h).
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