Which ions are within the Calcium-group? Please describe the precipitation and further separation of these ions including all important reaction equations. Give one specific test for each ion (including reaction equations). What are the principles responsible for the separation of Ba and Sr (give principles and correct equations)?

Which ions are within the Calcium-group? Please describe the precipitation and further separation of these ions including all important reaction equations. Give one specific test for each ion (including reaction equations). What are the principles responsible for the separation of Ba and Sr (give principles and correct equations)?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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