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