Make an outline of the separation of the following cations into their respective groups: a. mercury (1), barium, arsenic (III), cadmium, and sodium ions. b. Strontium, lead, chromium (III), and mercury (II) ions.

Make an outline of the separation of the following cations into their respective groups: a. mercury (1), barium, arsenic (III), cadmium, and sodium ions. b. Strontium, lead, chromium (III), and mercury (II) ions.

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Make an outline of the separation of the
following cations into their respective
groups:
a. mercury (1), barium, arsenic (III),
cadmium, and sodium ions.
b. Strontium, lead, chromium (III), and
mercury (II) ions.

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