What is the colour of gas evolved when lead nitrate has been heated in the test
tube
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When lead nitrate is heated strongly, NO2 and O2 are given out. In this decomposition reaction, the colourless compound lead nitrate forms a yellow compound, lead monoxide, and brown fumes of nitrogen dioxide gas are evolved.
Answer:
What is the colour of gas evolved when lead nitrate has been heated in the test tube
Explanation:
THE COLOUR WHEN THE LEAD NITRAL CRYTALS WERE HEATED VERY STRONGLY AT A VERY HIGH TEMPERATURE A REDDISH GAS THAT IS OF BROWN COLOUR IS RELEASED
NOTE
THE GAS IS NITROGEN DIOXIDE.
THE STRONG HEATING IS A CRUMPLE WITH A VERY VERY UNPLEASENT SOUND(CRACKING SOUND)
REDDISH BROWN RESIDUE IS LEFT ON COLLING THE RESIDUE CHANGE TO YELLOW AND STAIN THE WALL OF THE TEST TUBE
HENCE AS NOW U KNOW RIGHT ANS IS
REDDISH BROWN
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