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On the surface of the crystals of strontium sulfate can be adaorbed a. sulfate ion b. permanganate ion c. barium cation d. strontium cation

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Chapter22: Surfaces

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On the surface of the crystals of strontium sulfate can be adaorbed

a. sulfate ion

b. permanganate ion

c. barium cation

d. strontium cation

On the surface of the crystals of strontium sulfate can be adsorbed

a. sulfate ion

b. permanganate ion

c. barium cation

d. strontium cation

On the surface of the crystals of strontium sulfate can be adsorbed

1) sulfate ion

2) permanganate ion

3) barium cation

4)strontium cation..

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