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1/ How would you separate Group III cations from Group I cations? 2/ To detect if...

1/ How would you separate Group III cations from Group I cations?

2/ To detect if Fe3+ is present in a sample, NH4SCN was added.
a. What color would indicate the presence of Fe3+?
b. As long as their concentrations are large enough, Fe3+ and NH4SCN will form a precipitate. Write the complete and balanced equation for Fe3+ and NH4SCN for this reaction.

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