What would be the order of elution when using a cation exchange column of the following ions: Al3+, K+, Fe2+? Group of answer choices (first) Al3+ < K+ < Fe2+ (last) (first) Al3+ < Fe2+ < K+ (last) (first) K+ < Fe2+ < Al3+ (last) (first) Fe2+ < K+ < Al3+ (last)

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What would be the order of elution when using a cation exchange column of the following ions: Al3+, K+, Fe2+?
Group of answer choices
(first) Al3+ < K+ < Fe2+ (last)
(first) Al3+ < Fe2+ < K+ (last)
(first) K+ < Fe2+ < Al3+ (last)
(first) Fe2+ < K+ < Al3+ (last)
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