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Group I and group II cations (Pb, Cu, Bi, Cd, As, Sb, Sn)
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Dilute
HCl
is added to a cold solution of
Pb
(
NO
X
3
)
X
2
. The precipitate formed is
A
yellow
PbCl
X
2
, soluble in boiling water
B
black
PbCl
X
2
, soluble in excess
NH
X
3
C
white
PbCl
X
2
, which dissolves on heating with water
D
white
PbCl
X
2
, which is insoluble even in boiling water
Answer: C
Pb
X
2
+
+
2
Cl
X
−
PbCl
X
2
gives a white precipitate. Its solubility rises sharply with temperature, so it dissolves in hot water and reappears on cooling.
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