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ALUMINIUM SULPHATE CHARACTERISTICS AND SPECIFICATION

Form

Hydrated form, AI2(SO4)3 18H2O is commonly known as Alum Ferric Alum is known as ferric Aluminum Sulphate. It is the alum with Iron content.

Chemical formula

Theoretically, Alum is AI2(SO4)3 18H2O but usual commercial form is , closer to AI2(SO4)3 14H2O

Appearance

White Crystalline solid, with a sweet taste.

CATEGORIES AND GRADES

There are two broad categories of alum as follows:

SPECIFICATION OF ALUMINIUM SULPHATE (NON-FERRIC)

ALUMINIUM SULPHATE
(NON FERRIC ALUM)

ALUMINIUM SULPHATE
(NON FERRIC ALUM)

AMMONIA ALUM
(NON FERRIC, ALUMINIUM AMMONIUM SULPHATE)

POLY ALUMINIUM CHLORIDE POWDER

Application SectorNature of Application
Water TreatmentThe major area of use for Alum is in Water treatment and clarification. Its clarifying action is attributed to Aluminum Hydroxide formation by hydrolysis. This, in turn, carries down all the colloidal impurities and forms a slimy layer at the bottom
Sizing of PaperThe other major area of use is in sizing of paper. It reacts with sodium resonate to give insoluble Aluminum resonate. For sizing of paper, Alum should be free from Ferric ions or else the paper will be discolored. Ferrous ions do not farm since they form a soluble colorless resonate which, however, would represent a loss of resonate. Alum imparts certain degree of resistance to penetration by liquids during sizing of paper.
Miscellaneous ApplicationAlum is also required in various other industries like Dyes, Food, Petroleum, Pharmaceuticals, Fire-proofing, tanning etc

DAC ALUM FEATURES: