C. The lead(II) oxide was weighed before and after the additions. d. - 19 18 17 16 before 9 15 ii. What method is used to separate the mixture in stage 3? 14 iii. What term is used to describe the unreacted lead (II) oxide? 13 12 9 Use the balance diagrams to work out the mass of lead (II) oxide added to the dilute nitric acid. after i. How would the student know when all of the dilute nitric acid had reacted in stage 2? e. Describe the effect of heating the solution of lead(II) nitrate until it boils and then heating for a further ten minutes.

C. The lead(II) oxide was weighed before and after the additions. d. - 19 18 17 16 before 9 15 ii. What method is used to separate the mixture in stage 3? 14 iii. What term is used to describe the unreacted lead (II) oxide? 13 12 9 Use the balance diagrams to work out the mass of lead (II) oxide added to the dilute nitric acid. after i. How would the student know when all of the dilute nitric acid had reacted in stage 2? e. Describe the effect of heating the solution of lead(II) nitrate until it boils and then heating for a further ten minutes.

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