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rachelmarie655 rachelmarie655
  • 28-10-2014
  • Chemistry
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In chemistry, what would the chemical reaction look like if you added graphite to a solution of lead (II) nitrate?

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JoshEast
JoshEast JoshEast
  • 28-10-2014

Can i guess, am i gonna give a suspension, so the graphite is gonna settle at the bottom

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