Aluminum hydroxide does not dissociate in aqueous solution, even then it is considered a triacidic base. Why?
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because there is a large force of attaraction between aluminium and hydroxyl ion
Mandy1012:
but why "ALUMINUM IS CONSIDERED A TRIBASIC" if it doesn't dissociate in aqueous solution??
*triacidic base
sorry fot the delay ..I was having my dinner........because it has basic properties and contains three hydroxyl ions
Disturbing u again..But I am still not satisfied,please explain-----Acidity of a base is the number of hydroxyl ions produced by dissociation of one molecule of a base.But Aluminum doesn't dissociates, so how is it considered a triacidic base..
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