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Does alum dissolve in kerosene? ​

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Answered by mdadnanshaikh952
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Answer:

ABSTRACT

To control pollution and for maximizing the calorific value of commercial

Kerosene, Potassium alum is used in this experiment. The samples prepared like

5grams in 250ml, 10grams in 250ml, and 15grams in 250ml of powder potassium

alum in commercial Kerosene from 3 to 4 hours time with in room temperature

35-400

C. The Gas Chromatography experiments with Bruker GC430 and IR

experiments with Bruker Alpha are done. The 250ml GC report of Original

commercial Kerosene indicates one component, with 5grams of Potassium alum

71 components, with 10grams of Potassium alum 64 components, with 15grams

of Potassium alum 83 components. May be this Kerosene is forth coming fuel to

satellite rockets. Results followed.

INDTRODUCTION

Petroleum products (gasoline, diesel fuels, motor oils, greases etc.) are one

of the main sources of environmental pollution these days. Progressive

industrialization and development of automotive industry are undeniably related

to an increasing demand for such hazardous substances. This, in turn, leads to an

increase in of the potential risks associated with the aforementioned negative

impacts of those petroleum substances on the environment and living organism.

To overcome all these purification with minimum effort and more mileage with

environment friendly, potassium alum is going to be used in Petroleum.

MATERIALS

1. POTASSIUM ALUM – KAl(SO4)2.12(H2O)

2. KEROSENE

1. Potassium alum - Alum is a generic term that describes hydrated double

salts. Hydrates are salts that crystallize from a water solution and contain

weakly bound water molecules. A hydrate is an addition compound,

contains two or more simpler compounds. This is a weak chemical

combination between the water and the salt. As such, the combination is

thank you

Answered by StormBringer
2

Answer:

I am sure that alum dissolves in hot water but not so sure about kerosene.

I have a feeling that it will dissolve in kerosene.

Explanation:

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