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    Which of the Following Pairs of Ions Cannot Coexist in Solution
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Which of the Following Pairs of Ions Cannot Coexist in Solution

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Which of the following pairs of ions cannot coexist in solution because a spontaneous redox reaction occurs?


A) Cu2+ and Zn2+
B) Fe3+ and Hg22+
C) Cu2+ and I-
D) Al3+ and S2-
E) All of these pairs of ions can coexist.

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