Lead(II) nitrate and potassium iodide react forming yellow lead(II) iodide.
Hazards:
– Lead nitrate is very poisonous.
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Chemistry experiment 41 – Golden rain
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24 responses to “Chemistry experiment 41 – Golden rain”
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Can we use alternate method instead of KI
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horrible
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now i know where tinkerbell gets her pixie dust
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Is there any paramagnetic chemicals or chemical compound are there which attracts hydrogen atoms or carbohydrates… please tell me if you have any information..and trick to fail lighting bulb..
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Is there any paramagnetic chemicals or chemical compound are there which attracts hydrogen atoms or carbohydrates… please tell me if you have any information..and trick to fail lighting bulb..
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من أين احصل على مواد التجربه هل تتوفر في المثاخر الطبيه
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cool
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Nice
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Gold usually doesn't look like piss without shining a light on it
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Can you post some interesting experiments
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nice it helped me lot
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wow amazing….
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super experiment
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super
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super
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It is not 24 karat gold,this experiment "golden rain" where iodide of lead was recrystallized from hot solution by cooling, forming crystals of golden-yellow…So it is just a golden yellow crystals that is all.
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Waaw so nice
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nice
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Hi everyone who is currently working on a science project
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Nice ever seen
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Wow
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awesome
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Can we do this in plastic bottle ?
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chemical nahi hai to
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