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Make a block schematic diagram for the precipitation, separation and identification of the following ions: , (s, aluminum, ferric and nickel ions

Chemistry: Principles and Practice

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Chapter4: Chemical Reactions In Solution

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following ions:, s)
aluminum, ferric and nickel ions

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