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CHM110H5 Study Guide - Final Guide: Cortisol, Heerlen, Transition Metal

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Which is the most common spectator ions found in double displacement reaction?
Group 1 metal ions , group 2 metal ions, Group 3 ions, Transition metal ions

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Rank these transition metal ions in order of decreasing number of unpaired electrons.
Transition metal ions: Fe3+ , Mn4+ , V3+ , Ni2+ , Cu+

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