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Electrolysis of Lead Carbonate

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hanna78 | 19:15 Sun 05th Mar 2006 | Science
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What is the half-reaction that happens at the anode if Lead carbonate is put in a sulphuric acid electrolyte? The Lead sulpphate is insoluble so there is no reaction with the acid, apparently. Cheers


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whats wrong with


Pb++ + 2e -> Pb ?


that's a half electrode eqn isnt it ?

18:17 Tue 07th Mar 2006

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