Lead II Nitrate : Preparation and Properties

[@toddwilkinson3729]

Thank you for doing the video, we appreciate your time.

[@AladdinCreations]

Thank you so much !!!

[@foc2241]

I didn’t know about high solubility 👍🏼

[@jamesg1367]

Very nice. Lots of useful substances illustrated here.

[@jimkimbrell4878]

Enjoyable and informative, thank you, sir

[@vibzzlab]

Glad you like it

[@fieroboom]

Am I the only one holding my breath when the camera goes directly over the beaker? 😂🤣

[@omsingharjit]

Does Dilute nitric is also dissolves lead metal just like Copper ?

[@ajingolk7716]

Can i make lead nitrate from hcl and sodium nitrate and lead? HCl+NaNO3+Pb=> Pb(no3)2+NaCl

[@Tommo020788]

I have another question. When I did this, I used different quantities of each (lead, nitric acid, water), and when I added water, the solution turned a pale blue color, and I cannot see through the liquid. I'm guessing this is because I used tap water instead of distilled water, but not sure. I'm unsure if I have ruined it at this point, and if I can still get lead ii nitrate crystals after cooling it. What are your thoughts?

[@mail7585]

blue is becuse of copper

[@bedadiabderrezzak1488]

Please, explain the method of test gold in the Cyanide solution .

[@muhammadhaseeb2733]

Let us have how to produce with battery scrap at large scale in open air

[@babylordmetal2669]

Thanks man.

[@jitendramisra722]

Nice video

[@mrozalialimusa5057]

Lead begin to oxidize with oxygen at 600 celcius. Lower than that will become pure lead again, i just don,t know the right temperature

[@Tommo020788]

What dilution was the nitric acid you used? When doing this myself I did not see the bubbling reaction (even after putting it on heat) after even 20 mins, let alone 3 minutes.

[@Tommo020788]

@@vibzzlab thanks. The one I used was around 55%. It did react like that eventually. Just took more like 45 mins

[@Tommo020788]

@@vibzzlab yup! Thanks heaps for the reply

[@riddhimanpathak6395]

Are insoluble lead salts carcinogenic?

[@riddhimanpathak6395]

@@vibzzlab Okay.

[@gideonmuchina9242]

What about its ph value?

[@rawandhmees4623]

Why the final purity of Pb(NO3)2 is 85%only?

[@HandfulOfTranquility]

He didnt say the purity was 85%, he said the yield was 85%. You will always lose some yield due to crystals stuck on glassware, some being absorbed into the towel he collected crystals in, etc.

[@omsingharjit]

I like to ask you to prepare some Unique Chemical materials with Physical properties like Optical , electrical And other like simi conductor et. For example pizo electric material such as Quartz crystal , and rochelle salt but unlike other people do just mixing Cream or tratar with NaHCo3 it's not that impressive because it's expensive if i wants to buit Pizo power generation unit . instead can you Make that cream of tartar aka KC₄H₅O₆ from scratch using Potassium salt and tartaric acid (a Carboxylic acid ) . wikki gonna not help you much on it .

[@omsingharjit]

@@vibzzlab thank you so much can you make pizo electric using this same mathod ?

[@omsingharjit]

I doubt on this process - ( KoH + C4H6O6 = KC4H5O6 ) ?? Because the formula for Cream of tartar is KC4H5O6 and for Tartaric acid it's C4H6O6 Than why one Hydrogen is missing in end product KC4H5O6 Instead of C4H6O6 ? Or ..... Is it because of chemical Balancing like this ( KoH + C4H6O6 = KC4H5O6 + H2O ) In which One hydrogen is combined with Rest OH to Form H2O . Clear my doubts plz ?

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[@Blank-oe8om]

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@@vibzzlab people are using this for school so probably a bookmark

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