When excess carbon dioxide is passed over lead oxide in a combustion tube, lead (II) oxide is reduced. (a)Write an equation for the reaction which took...

      

When excess carbon dioxide is passed over lead oxide in a combustion tube, lead (II) oxide is reduced.
(a)Write an equation for the reaction which took place
(b)What observations was made in the combustion tube when the reaction was complete
(c)Name another gas which would be used to reduce lead (II) oxide

  

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Keziah
(1)PbO(S)+CO(g)?Pb(s)+CO2(g)
(2)There was colour change from yellow to white/greyish.
(3)Carbon
Keziahndichu answered the question on April 20, 2019 at 12:31


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