The carbonate of metal X is a white solid. It decomposes when heated to from carbin dioxide and a yellow solid oxide. What is metal X?

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Metal X is lead carbonate, its chemical reaction is provided below:

PbCO₃ = PbO + CO₂

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The carbonate of metal X is a white solid. It decomposes when heated to from carbin dioxide and a yellow solid oxide. What is metal X?

Dear Student Metal X is lead carbonate, its chemical reaction is provided below: PbCO3 = PbO + CO2 Regards

Dear Student

Metal X is lead carbonate, its chemical reaction is provided below:

PbCO₃ = PbO + CO₂

Regards