5. Based on the trends learned in class, indicate which of the following metal cations: Li*, Na*,K*, Rb*, Be²*, Mg²+, Ca²+, Sr²* has(a) The largest total hydration sphere(b) The largest first hydration sphere

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5. Based on the trends learned in class, indicate which of the following metal cations: Li*, Na*, K*, Rb*, Be2*, Mg²*, Ca²+, Sr²+ has (a) The largest total hydration sphere (b) The largest first hydration sphere

5. Based on the trends learned in class, indicate which of the following metal cations: Li, Na, K, Rb, Be2, Mg², Ca²+, Sr²+ has (a) The largest total hydration sphere (b) The largest first hydration sphere

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5. Based on the trends learned in class, indicate which of the following metal cations: Li*, Na*,
K*, Rb*, Be²*, Mg²+, Ca²+, Sr²* has
(a) The largest total hydration sphere
(b) The largest first hydration sphere

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