- form
alums; a fact
attributed to the
small size of its ion. The most
important alums are Pot****ium
alum, KAl(SO 4) 2·12 H 2O, also
called "potash
alum" or...
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Search for "
alum" or "
alums" on Wikipedia. Allum,
surname Allums,
surname Alum Bay
Alum Cr**** (disambiguation)
Alum Rock (disambiguation)
Alum Springs (disambiguation)...
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Alum Rock may
refer to:
Alum rock, a
specific chemical compound and a
class of
chemical compounds Alum Rock, California, US,
formerly a town, now a neighborhood...
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member of the
generic class of
compounds called alums, and is
often called simply alum. Pot****ium
alum is
commonly used in
water purification, leather...
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aluminium sulfate, also
known as
ammonium alum or just
alum (though
there are many
different substances also
called "
alum"), is a
white crystalline double sulfate...
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feminine plural alumnae is
sometimes used for
groups of women, and
alums (sg.:
alum) or
alumns (sg.: alumn) as gender-neutral alternatives. The word comes...
- The
Ålum Runestones are four
Viking Age
memorial runestones which are
located at the
church in
Ålum,
which is 9 km (6 miles) west of Randers, Denmark...
- soda
alum,
sodium alum, or SAS, this
white solid is used in the
manufacture of
baking powder and as a food additive. Its
official mineral name is
alum-Na...
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Alum-(K) is a
hydrous pot****ium
aluminium sulfate mineral with
formula KAl(SO4)2·12(H2O). It is the
mineral form of pot****ium
alum and is
referred to as...
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called "woodland geranium" in
North America).
Colloquial names are
alum root,
alum bloom and old maid's nightcap. It
grows in dry to
moist woods and is...
