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Excess H^+ and Cl^+ ions from a colloida...

Excess `H^+` and `Cl^+` ions from a colloidal solution of `Fe(OH)_3` can be removed by

A

filtration

B

dialysis

C

sublimation

D

chromatography

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Ionic impurities can be removed from a colloidal solution by dialysis.
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