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If our aim is to make 100% pure alum, how could large chunks be bad? ​

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It prevent the solution from making 100% pure alum.

Step-by-step explanation:

Large chunks could be bad if we make 100% pure alum because the large chunks prevent the production of 100% pure alum so for making 100% pure alum, large chunks will be removed from the solution or process. Alum is a chemical compound having salt of sulfate attached with aluminum in hydrated form i. e. presence of water. It is widely used in vaccines and for the purification of drinking water.

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