name the reagent from the following which can be used to distinguish zinc nitrate from lead nitrate : a) NH4OH b) NaOH c) BaCl2 d) H2SO4 LE
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Ammonium hydroxide - NH4OH
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- Addition of an excess of Ammonium hydroxide.
- Lead nitrate results in insoluble white precipitate while zinc nitrate initially forms a white precipitate that soluble in excess of ammonium hydroxide solution
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The correct option is NH4OH : Ammonium Hydroxide.
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Concept : Separation of two compounds : Two compounds can be separated with each other by adding a suitable reagent in which one of the compound forms precipitate and other is soluble. In case the reagent forms precipitate with both the compounds , then only one of the two compounds should be soluble in excess reagent and other should be insoluble.
In case of Zinc nitrate and Lead nitrate, formation of a white precipitate takes place when ammonium hydroxide is added . When excess of ammonium hydroxide is added, white precipitate due to lead is not soluble while that due to zinc is soluble.
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