Which of the following is the correct statement for red lead -It is an active form of lead-Its molecular formula is Pb2O3-It decomposes into-Pb-and CO2-It decomposes into PbO-and O2-

The correct option is D It decomposes into PbO and O2 Generally red lead decompose into PbO and O2. ...

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Standard XII

Chemistry

Lead Dioxide and Lead Tetraoxide

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Which of the following is the correct statement for red lead

It is an active form of lead

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Its molecular formula is Pb₂O₃

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It decomposes into Pb and CO₂

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It decomposes into PbO and O₂

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The correct option is D
It decomposes into PbO and O₂

Generally red lead decompose into PbO and $O 2$ .

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