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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Can we use alternate method instead of KI
horrible
now i know where tinkerbell gets her pixie dust
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..
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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cool
Nice
Gold usually doesn't look like piss without shining a light on it
Can you post some interesting experiments
nice it helped me lot
wow amazing….
super experiment
super
super
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.
Waaw so nice
nice
Hi everyone who is currently working on a science project
Nice ever seen
Wow
awesome
Can we do this in plastic bottle ?
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