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Imagine the made up elements A,B,C, and D form the ions A3+, B3+, C3+, and D3+. The following reactions show the interactions that do or don't occur.
A3++B=> B3+ + A
A3+ + C => no reaction
B3+ + D=> B + D3
B3+ + C=> no reaction.
Order the species from easier to harder to reduce
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