Chemistry, asked by akshara6625, 6 months ago

Explain why when dry hydrogen was passed over strongly heated lead(ii) oxide, a shiny grey solid and colourless liquid we're formed?

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Answered by SIMnaN35

Explanation:

When the experiment is repeated with lead (II) Oxide yellow Lead (II) changes to red brown on heating. When the reaction is complete, grey lead metal is left ...

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