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Chemistry, 16.10.2021 05:50 olson1312

elect ALL the statements that are TRUE about a flame test. Note: You must select ALL the true statements to earn credit. Partial credit will not be given for partial answers. Be careful! Group of answer choices All metal cations will emit colors that are observable. The anion in an inorganic salt contributes to the color during the flame test. Different colors will have different wavelengths. The cation in an inorganic salt contributes to the color observed during the flame test. Some metal cations will emit colors that are observable.

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