SI) Lead (II) cuntonate, also called "white lead," was Formerly used as a because of its toxicity lead can no longer be used n Paints intended for residentral homes. Lead (II) Carboncte is prepared industrially by reaction of aqueous lead (II) acetate with carbon dioxide pigment, in white paints. However, gus. The unbaloncece equation R is, Bupose an ggueaus solution conting li259 of leadar) auetate is treted wAth 5.95g of cabon diacidle, Calcu lote the theoreticar yiely edel carbonate. + HG H3O2 caq)
SI) Lead (II) cuntonate, also called "white lead," was Formerly used as a because of its toxicity lead can no longer be used n Paints intended for residentral homes. Lead (II) Carboncte is prepared industrially by reaction of aqueous lead (II) acetate with carbon dioxide pigment, in white paints. However, gus. The unbaloncece equation R is, Bupose an ggueaus solution conting li259 of leadar) auetate is treted wAth 5.95g of cabon diacidle, Calcu lote the theoreticar yiely edel carbonate. + HG H3O2 caq)
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formerly usced as a
because of its toxicity lead can no longer be used
io Paints intended for residential homes."Lead (I)
carbonate is prpared industrially by reaction of aqueous,
lead (II) acetate with carbon diaxide
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acetate is treted wAh 5.95 of carbon diacldle, Calcu lote the theoreticar yiel
pigment, in whiite paints. However,
The unbaloncee
gos.
58) Lead (II) oxide from
elemental lead by-heating in.
carben, Balance.
an ore cun be reduced to
furnace with
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