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A solution contains only these ions: mercury (I), lead (II), copper (II), bismuth (III), nickel (II),...

A solution contains only these ions: mercury (I), lead (II), copper (II), bismuth (III), nickel (II), zinc, barium, and calcium. Prepare a flow chart to show how you would separate and identify the eight ions in this solution

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