A very dilute solution of NH4F is being added dropwise to a solution containing equimolar amounts of (CH3COO)2Pb and NH4NO3. If just enough NH4F was added to precipitate out the solid completely: Determine the identity of the precipitate

A very dilute solution of NH4F is being added dropwise to a solution containing equimolar amounts of (CH3COO)2Pb and NH4NO3. If just enough NH4F was added to precipitate out the solid completely: Determine the identity of the precipitate

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A very dilute solution of NH4F is being added dropwise to a solution containing equimolar amounts
of (CH3COO)2Pb and NH4NO3. If just enough NH4F was added to precipitate out the solid
completely:
Determine the identity of the precipitate

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