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When a solution of sodium hydroxided in excess to the solution of postah alum, we get :

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a white precipitate.

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bluish white precipitate.

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a clear solution.

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a crystalliness.

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Solution

The correct option is C a clear solution.
When a solution of sodium hydroxided in excess to the solution of postah alum, a clear solution forms without any ppt. formation.

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