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Chem p33 - tips?
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Well you would be given the cation/anion sheet.. Remember about the lead chloride, how it can be used to detect both lead and chloride.. and be prepared for distinguishing precipitates of the same color.. Rest, I dont have a single idea what is coming tomorrow 
But still Best of luck
But still Best of luckashhadazam said:Well you would be given the cation/anion sheet.. Remember about the lead chloride, how it can be used to detect both lead and chloride.. and be prepared for distinguishing precipitates of the same color.. Rest, I dont have a single idea what is coming tomorrow
oh wow i didnt know this.. so that means when we we found lead in the solution, it is definitely PbCl2? cause Pb2+ definitely gives off white ppt and white ppt is also the indicator of Cl-? am i right? CMIIW
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umm i dont remember exactly.. it gives the blue color as well... I think its the reverse of Cu or it doesnt dissolve in either NaoH or Nh3.. Confirm it though .. !!!
The test abt lead is like this.. that if they ask u to add lead iodide and u end up with a white ppt, that is chloride ion.. similarly if u have a solution and they ask u add hcl and u get a white ppt, it is lead
The test abt lead is like this.. that if they ask u to add lead iodide and u end up with a white ppt, that is chloride ion.. similarly if u have a solution and they ask u add hcl and u get a white ppt, it is lead