1. In using the centrifuge machine, how will this be remedied if there are only 3 separate liquid mixtures, in order to separate their respective precipitates 2. what is the extracting solvent for iodide and bromide ions? 3.What is the oxidation number of molybdenum in (NH4)3PO4.12MoO3 ? 4. Give the change in oxidation number for the element in the anion in group V which shows extensive change in color because it has undergone oxidation?5. Determine the oxidation number of the Arsenic in Magnesium Ammonium Arsenate?

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1. In using the centrifuge machine, how will this be remedied if there are only 3 separate liquid mixtures, in order to separate their respective precipitates

2. what is the extracting solvent for iodide and bromide ions?

3.What is the oxidation number of molybdenum in (NH4)₃PO₄.12MoO₃ ?

4. Give the change in oxidation number for the element in the anion in group V which shows extensive change in color because it has undergone oxidation?

5. Determine the oxidation number of the Arsenic in Magnesium Ammonium Arsenate?

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