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What is the colour of the precipitate formed by the addition of $K I$ to $P b$ salt in water?

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Yellow

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Black

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White

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Red

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Solution

The correct option is A Yellow
The reaction between Pb and KI results in the formation of $P b I_{2}$ , which is yellow in colour.

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