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eightAs:

--- Quote from: @d!_†oX!© on October 26, 2009, 06:21:12 am ---so the whole thing as a whole is the test for lead????
as in a yellow ppt finally shows lead????

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Yeah Usually it is used to test for Iodide, but in this case this was ingeniously used to test for Lead.

@d!_†oX!©:
OK!!!!!!!!!!!!
so d yellow colour actually shows d presence of lead!!!!!!!
ohh
dts cool...didn't know dat!!!
so this provees that the salt is lead carbonate!!!!
By the way eightAs have u seen a test for lead anywhere else except here???it isn't there in the qualitative analysis notes as well!!

eightAs:

--- Quote from: @d!_†oX!© on October 26, 2009, 06:23:41 am ---OK!!!!!!!!!!!!
so d yellow colour actually shows d presence of lead!!!!!!!
ohh
dts cool...didn't know dat!!!
so this provees that the salt is lead carbonate!!!!
By the way eightAs have u seen a test for lead anywhere else except here???it isn't there in the qualitative analysis notes as well!!

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No it isn't there. During the pre-boards, when we had to do this thingee. I was thinking of the significance of (d). Then I picked up the notes page, looked at all the cations first, no luck. When went to the anion section, I saw the test for Iodide. The yellow ppt thing clicked and I realized it was lead. Tough, I didnt do well in it either cos the chemicals in our school were *******. I couldnt even see limewter going milky, there was just a faint precipitate.

~~~~shreyapril~~~~:
yupp mann even i read many books ab tests
i did not find in them..
they had only aluminum, copper, ammonia, calcium, iron2, iron3 and zinc i guess
but i feel eightAs' logic is correct

@d!_†oX!©:
yaa it is correct!!  ;D
thanks alot everyone!! :) :)

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