Introduction to the solubility of aluminum sulfate

When using aluminum sulfate, it is generally necessary to fuse it with water, but there is still specific data to control its solubility, mainly to make it dissolve better and achieve better results.

Aluminum sulfate cannot dissolve (only coexists) in pure sulfuric acid, but dissolves together with sulfuric acid in water in sulfuric acid solution. Therefore, the solubility of aluminum sulfate in sulfuric acid is the solubility of aluminum sulfate in water, which is 31.2 grams at 0 ℃; 33.5 grams at 10 ℃; 36.4 grams at 20 ℃; 40.4 grams at 30 ℃; 45.7 grams at 40 ℃; 52.2 grams at 50 ℃; 59.2 grams at 60 ℃; 66.2 grams at 70 ℃; 73.1 grams at 80 ℃; 86.8 grams at 90 ℃; At 100 ℃, it is 89 grams.

The solubility of aluminum sulfate varies depending on the temperature and amount of water used. Therefore, when using the product, it is important to distinguish between the water temperature and the amount of product, as this can easily lead to difficulty in dissolving and achieving its intended use.