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How do i solve this precipitate question? Separate the ions Cu2+, Ag 1+, Sr 2+, one ion at a time by adding something that will form a definite precipitate with only one of the ions being separated. The process is continued until all ions have been separated
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first add to solution contain Cl- anion then Ag + will precipitate and other two ions wont precipitate then separate the precipitate now u have solution congaing only Sr and CU
then add solution SO4_2 ions in this case Sr will precipitate as Sr2SO4 and other mean Cu wont get precipitated just separate the SrSO4 ppt and now all are separated
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