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Parker Lucas
14 May, 11:17
Can the cation effect the color of a solution?
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Shea Bullock
14 May, 12:55
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Yes, a cation can in fact change the color an solutions!
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Malaki Gill
14 May, 14:29
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Yes it can effect the color
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