Chemistry, asked by omsrisaiindust48, 2 months ago

What happens when lead nitrate
is treated with potassium hyodide

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Answered by 3536ADITYA

Answer:

Explanation:

lead nitrate solution contains particles (called ions) of lead, potassium iodide contains particles (called ions) of iodide. When the solutions mix, the lead particles and iodide particles combine to form a new substance, lead iodide, which is a yellow solid

Answered by priyarishuskt

Explanation:

Lead hydroxide along with potassium nitrate is formed when Lead Nitrate is treated with Potassium hydroxide

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