Why is aluminum hydroxide difficult to'precipitate out of an aqueous solution?a. Aluminum hydroxide has a very large solubility limit.b. Aluminum hydroxide is a base and thus it reacts with water to form aluminumions and hydroxide ions.c. Aluminum hydroxide is amphoteric and thus the solution would have to be in anarrow pH range in order to precipitate.d. Aluminum hydroxide has a very small Ksp value.

Why is aluminum hydroxide difficult to'precipitate out of an aqueous solution? a. Aluminum hydroxide has a very large solubility limit. b. Aluminum hydroxide is a base and thus it reacts with water to form aluminur ions and hydroxide ions. c. Aluminum hydroxide is amphoteric and thus the solution would have to be in narrow pH range in order to precipitate. d. Aluminum hydroxide has a very small Ksp value.

Why is aluminum hydroxide difficult to'precipitate out of an aqueous solution? a. Aluminum hydroxide has a very large solubility limit. b. Aluminum hydroxide is a base and thus it reacts with water to form aluminur ions and hydroxide ions. c. Aluminum hydroxide is amphoteric and thus the solution would have to be in narrow pH range in order to precipitate. d. Aluminum hydroxide has a very small Ksp value.

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