I finally used hydrated FeSO4 because the anhydrous I had was too small, and I tried buying from the market but it was scarce, so I quickly converted the 5.5g of the supposed anhydrous into 10.06g for hydrated, It gave me my exact tire around 18.30 above
What if you were asked to heat the mixture of salts, that is Cn? Lead nitrate can decompose on heating. So what will be the supposed process after decomposition of lead nitrate?
The Lead nitrate would convert to lead carbonate(Residue) when the residue PbCO3 is heated, it will produce PbO(yellow when cold) and brownish/Red when hot then it will give off CO2 gas
@@Basilhenry185 Thank you. However my question is on the original mixture of sodium carbonate and lead nitrate (Cn). Lead carbonate is formed when water is added to the salts mixture and subsequent double decomposition reaction occurs. Simple put, what will happen if we heat the mixture of sodium carbonate and lead nitrate without adding water?
@@mustaphaibrahim8793 yeah but if you calculate it theoretically, you would get around 17-19cm3, follow the instructions using anhydrous FeSO4, you will get it