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The 13 pages that link to Aluminium hydroxide, each with the reason it gives.

• AluminaRelated: Hydroxide minerals in bauxite are major feedstocks for alumina production.

• AntacidBroader topic: It neutralizes stomach acid and may cause constipation.

• AmphoterismBroader topic: It reacts with both acids and strong bases, illustrating amphoterism beyond proton-transfer examples.

• Bayer processRelated: Its precipitation separates aluminum from the caustic liquor before calcination.

• Aluminium oxideCompared with: Unlike hydroxide, aluminium oxide contains no hydrogen and is the calcined product.

• Magnesium hydroxideCompared with: It is another sparingly soluble hydroxide antacid, with different bowel effects.

• Aluminium sulfateRelated: Water treatment with aluminium sulfate commonly produces this precipitate, which traps suspended matter.

• Sodium aluminateRelated: When treatment water is neutralized, aluminate can form this precipitating solid.

• Beryllium hydroxideRelated: It offers a familiar comparison for hydroxides that dissolve in both acid and strong base.

• Potassium alumBroader topic: Hydrolysis can produce gelatinous aluminum hydroxide that traps suspended material.

• Zinc hydroxideCompared with: It shares zinc hydroxide's amphoterism but has different metal-centered chemistry.

• Aluminium carbideRelated: It forms alongside methane during aluminium carbide hydrolysis.

• Aluminium triacetateRelated: Hydrolysis can produce aluminium hydroxide precipitates as solution conditions change.