Gypsum blocks are building materials made from gypsum, a soft mineral composed of calcium sulfate dihydrate. These blocks are lightweight, fire-resistant, and provide good thermal insulation, making them suitable for interior walls and partitions in construction. They are often used in residential and commercial buildings due to their ease of installation and eco-friendly properties. The production of gypsum blocks involves mixing gypsum with water and additives, then molding the mixture into block shapes. Once dried, these blocks can be easily cut and shaped to fit various construction needs. Their use contributes to sustainable building practices, as gypsum is a natural resource that can be recycled.