Experiments for 'Pb'
Below follows a summary of all experiments, matching your search. Click one of the EXPERIMENT hyperlinks for a complete description of the experiment.
Results for 'Pb':
EXPERIMENT 1
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Lead builds a yellow precipitate with hydroxide and peroxosulfate. This
probably is an oxidation product of lead (II).
EXPERIMENT 2
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Lead hydroxide is oxidized by hydrogen peroxide. The resulting compound
does not dissolve in dilute nitric acid.
EXPERIMENT 3
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Lead (II) salts give a yellow precipitate of lead chromate with dichromates.
When this precipitate is made alkaline, then it turns orange.
EXPERIMENT 4
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Lead(II) hydroxide is easily converted to lead(II) oxide by simple boiling. The
lead(II) oxide appears as nice glittering gold/yellow crystals.
EXPERIMENT 5
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Lead(II) ion and chlorite ion produce a pale yellow precipitate. This solid,
when dried, explodes when heated in a test tube, it deflagrates when heated in
an open flame.
End of results for 'Pb'