Explain how it is possible to completely separate cations

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If given the following cations, list the order of elution from a cation exchange column. Explain why you chose the order in which these elute, and explain how it is possible to completely separate these cations with the addition of simple HCL? Na+, K+, Mg2+, Sr2+, Pu4+

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