51 carbonate is prepared industrially by reuction of aqueous,because of its toxicity, lead can go lonyer be used51.) Lead (II) Cortonate, also called "white lecd "Paints intended for residential homes. Lead(II).dissolie uncacted silver salts from photographicfilm duing derdepment. Spchum thiosulfat pentahydratewasFormerly used as a pigmentin white paints. However,lead (II) acetate with carbon diaxide gus.equation A is, balance.The unbalonced+ Hz Hg Oz (ag>53) Lead (II) oxide fromelemental lead by heating incarban, Balance.ore con be reduced toa furnace withanPbOiss+ Ces) > Pb(?) +CO)163) The compoundsodum thosuttate pentahyclrate, NagS,0,:PH.Ois importont commrcially to the photographybrsiness as hypo because it has the ability tophaduced by boilng elemental sulfursolution of sachum sulfiteSBISst NazS0zlag+ H2O(1)>Ng

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carbonate is prepared industrially by reuction of aqueous,
because of its toxicity, lead can go lonyer be used
51.) Lead (II) Cortonate, also called "white lecd "
Paints intended for residential homes. Lead(II).
dissolie uncacted silver salts from photographic
film duing derdepment. Spchum thiosulfat pentahydrate
was
Formerly used as a pigment
in white paints. However,
lead (II) acetate with carbon diaxide gus.
equation A is, balance.
The unbalonced
+ Hz Hg Oz (ag>
53) Lead (II) oxide from
elemental lead by heating in
carban, Balance.
ore con be reduced to
a furnace with
an
PbOiss+ Ces) > Pb(?) +CO)
163) The compoundsodum thosuttate pentahyclrate, NagS,0,:
PH.Ois importont commrcially to the photography
brsiness as hypo because it has the ability to
phaduced by boilng elemental sulfur
solution of sachum sulfite
SBISst NazS0zlag+ H2O(1)>Ng

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