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Uses of Alum Crystals​

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Answered by mail2monika2008
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purification of drinking water as a chemical flocculant.

in styptic pencil to stop bleeding from minor cuts.

the adjuvant in vaccines ( a chemical that enhances the immune response)

deodorant "rock"

pickling agent to help keep pickles crisp.

flame retardant.

the acidic component of some types of baking powder

Answered by AdityaVishwakarma02
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  • Alum mainly uses as a water purifier in water treatment by flocculation method; it is the process in which colloidal particle separates and sediments under the form of flakes; once the sediment is thrown away, the water is boiled to kill bacteria, it is due to the adding clarifying agent. Alum is an old-fashioned and antique method to clean drinking water.
  • Alum is used as a mouth freshener/wash in a lousy oral breath. Take one glass of water, add 1 gm of Alum with a pinch of rock salt, and gargle mouth using this solution.
  • Alum as a skin whitener. Alum is a useful component that is used in skin tightening and whitening. Alum helps to remove dead tissue and excessive oil on the skin.
  • Alum is used in the preparation of topical formulations like gel or creams forms. These types of topical formulations are more effective in treating acne scars and pigmentation marks.
  • Women mainly use Alum along with warm water to remove unwanted/facial hairs.
  • In saloons, Alum is used on bruises or scratches during shaving.
  • Alum has excellent antiseptic properties, and it kills dental bacteria, strengthens gums. Alum helps to treat dental problems like tooth decay, toothache, sore gums, cavities.
  • Alum is used to retain crispiness in bakery products, and thus it is used in baking.
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