c) Alum, KAl(SO4)2-12 H₂O is a soluble salt hydrate. Alum has several household and industrial uses. When placed in water alum dissociates into 3 ions and the water molecules become liquid water. Write the dissociation reaction of alum in water: Consider what you have learned about which ions under hydrolysis in water and which do not. Which ions hydrolyze in water? Write the hydrolysis reaction for each ion that hydrolyzes. Look over your Part II analysis and find the K, and/or Ks values for each of the ions that hydrolyze. Write the values next to their hydrolysis reactions above. Is alum is acidic, basic or neutral? How did you make your determination?

c) Alum, KAl(SO4)2-12 H₂O is a soluble salt hydrate. Alum has several household and industrial uses. When placed in water alum dissociates into 3 ions and the water molecules become liquid water. Write the dissociation reaction of alum in water: Consider what you have learned about which ions under hydrolysis in water and which do not. Which ions hydrolyze in water? Write the hydrolysis reaction for each ion that hydrolyzes. Look over your Part II analysis and find the K, and/or Ks values for each of the ions that hydrolyze. Write the values next to their hydrolysis reactions above. Is alum is acidic, basic or neutral? How did you make your determination?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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