- most
common of
these analogs is
chrome alum KCr(SO 4) 2·12 H 2O. In most industries, the name "
alum" (or "papermaker's
alum") is used to
refer to aluminium...
-
Chrome alum or Chromium(III) pot****ium
sulfate is the pot****ium
double sulfate of chromium. Its
chemical formula is KCr(SO4)2 and it is
commonly found...
-
chromium Chrome alum, a
chemical used in
mordanting and
photographic film
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browser developed by
Google ChromeOS, a
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- 50 pm), and they can
replace each
other in some compounds, such as in
chrome alum and
alum. Chromium(III)
tends to form
octahedral complexes.
Commercially available...
-
production of leather. An
alternative method,
developed in the 1800s, is
chrome tanning,
where chromium salts are used
instead of
natural tannins. Tanning...
- chromium(III)
sulfate contaminated with
other metal ions. Similarly,
dissolution of
chrome alloys gives chromium(III)
sulfate together with
ferrous sulfate. Basic...
- 50 pm), and they can
replace each
other in some compounds, such as in
chrome alum and
alum. Chromium(III)
tends to form
octahedral complexes.
Commercially available...
-
either acidic or alkaline.
Mordants include tannic acid,
oxalic acid,
alum,
chrome alum,
sodium chloride, and
certain salts of aluminium, chromium, copper...
- is
dominant industrially. The main use is as a
precursor to pot****ium
chrome alum, used in
leather tanning. Like
other chromium(VI)
compounds (chromium...
- used as a
mordant for
dyeing pigments, in
manufacturing of alizarin,
chrome alum,
leather tanning and oil purification.
Photosensitive films containing...
