It doesn‘t matter what order the ions are as long as the sentence makes sense.1) Na, Ag, NH42)Mg, Fe, Cu, Zn, Ba, Pb3) Al, Fe4)Cl, I, OH, NO35)CO3, SO4Please help for 10 points!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Okay, I just came up with this for your question, but I still think its pretty cool. Hope it helps ) i WON a SILVER Nosed Aardvark and i Never Have be4. (One, Silver, NA, NH4) TOO Many Good Firefighters Eat COPPERs, Zinc Bars And Police Batons. (Two, MG, FE, CU, ZN, BA, PB) since he was THREE AL's had his eye on. ( 'eye on', IRON) (Three, Al, Iron) FOR all Cleaning Ladies, I OH NO. (Four, Cl, I, OH, NO3) Carbon ate soul's fate (sounds like carbonate, sulfate). (Carbonate, sulfate). To remember the sentence, think of the number of it and that should trigger the rest of the sentence as normally the number is the first word of the sentence (except in 5 but just remember that five is the exception and so that won't matter). I know I now know all the groups, so hopefully you can memorise them easily too.
