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ammonium alum or just alum, ammonium iron(iii) sulfate is sometimes known as iron alum, and ammonium iron(ii) sulfate is known as mohr's salt. ammonium alum is an inexpensive and nontoxic chemical with many niche applications, including in water purification , vegetable glues, porcelain cements, deodorants
ammonium alum or just alum, ammonium iron(iii) sulfate is sometimes known as iron alum, and ammonium iron(ii) sulfate is known as mohr's salt. ammonium alum is an inexpensive and nontoxic chemical with many niche applications, including in water purification , vegetable glues, porcelain cements, deodorants...
https://www.americanelements.com/Ammonium-Sulfates.html
what our shop looked like tuesday mornign when we got to work, after paul, or fabulous ups guy, delivered to us late monday night. you are looking at: lbs. of soywax, boxes full of organza bags and cello bags, about solid perfume tins and shrink bands, soy wax melt containers, - oz. tins, about deodorants
what our shop looked like tuesday mornign when we got to work, after paul, or fabulous ups guy, delivered to us late monday night. you are looking at: lbs. of soywax, boxes full of organza bags and cello bags, about solid perfume tins and shrink bands, soy wax melt containers, - oz. tins, about deodorants...
https://prairielandherbs.blogspot.com/2006_12_17_archive.html
what our shop looked like tuesday mornign when we got to work, after paul, or fabulous ups guy, delivered to us late monday night. you are looking at: lbs. of soywax, boxes full of organza bags and cello bags, about solid perfume tins and shrink bands, soy wax melt containers, - oz. tins, about deodorants
what our shop looked like tuesday mornign when we got to work, after paul, or fabulous ups guy, delivered to us late monday night. you are looking at: lbs. of soywax, boxes full of organza bags and cello bags, about solid perfume tins and shrink bands, soy wax melt containers, - oz. tins, about deodorants...
http://prairielandherbs.blogspot.com/2006_12_17_archive.html