The plumbic seleniate is suspended in water and decomposed by means of a current of sulphuretted hydrogen.
Plumbic sulphide is precipitated, and the liberated selenic acid separated by filtration is concentrated until it acquires a sp.
The residue dissolved in water is mixed with a solution of plumbic nitrate, an insoluble plumbic seleniate being precipitated.
Plumbic acetate gives a purplish-red precipitate, mercuric cyanide a blue one, the supernatant liquid being also blue.
The plumbic suroxide of Berzelius, or the peroxide of the British chemists, is obtained by putting red lead in chlorine water, or in dilute nitric acid.
In this process we may substitute plumbicoxide for the cupric oxide, and succeed equally well.
Defn: A ternary compound of oxygen and chlorine; as, plumbic oxychloride.
Oxide of lead, litharge, or plumbic oxide is sometimes found native as lead ochre, and may be artificially made by heating the carbonate or nitrate.
Peroxide of lead, pure oxide or plumbic dioxide is the true active material in all forms of lead storage cell.
Dr Angus Smith effects the removal of the disulphide by passing the gas through a solution of plumbic oxide in caustic soda, diffused through sawdust.
The liquid was then filtered, and exactly neutralized with acetic acid, and plumbic acetate added, when a copious precipitate was formed.
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