JEE Advanced levelOne or more correct optionsDifficulty 3 of 3qc046
Select the correct statements about lead(II).
APbClX2 dissolves in aqueous NHX3 giving a colourless [Pb(NHX3)X4]X2+ solution.
BPbSOX4 dissolves in hot concentrated ammonium acetate by forming a weakly ionised soluble acetate species.
CPbClX2 is a white solid that dissolves in hot water and recrystallises on cooling.
DPbCrOX4 is yellow, insoluble in dilute acetic acid and soluble in NaOH.
Answer: B, C, D
Statements 1 to 3 are standard properties of lead(II). Aqueous ammonia gives a white precipitate of lead hydroxide/basic chloride with PbX2+ and does not form a stable ammine, so statement 4 is false.