When used as a mordant (binder) in dyeing, which chemical compound fixes dye to cotton and other fabrics, rendering the dye insoluble?

When used as a mordant (binder) in dyeing, which chemical compound fixes dye to cotton and other fabrics, rendering the dye insoluble? Correct Answer alum

When alum is used as a mordant (binder) in dyeing, it fixes dye to cotton and other fabrics, rendering the dye insoluble.

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