THERMAL DECOMPOSITION OF LEAD (II) NITRATE | CHEMISTRY DEMONSTRATION

Excellent demonstration that shows burning splinter bursting into flames...........
#LeadNitrate#ThermalDecomposition
#Oxygenproduction#NitrogenDiOxide

[@nidhimeda3899]

Just reading the book doesn't help me in remembering the colours and properties of the reaction, but seeing it really helps. Thanks a lot for uploading this video!

[@Neogi596]

Exactly

[@AmitGupta-cj2kp]

Hmm

[@NikhilKumar-bc1wk]

Saandaar❣️❣️❣️

[@statushero1460]

Yes this is the way to learn easy

[@Noname-p3s4z]

@@statushero1460 Yeah 👊

[@user-lzxcb]

Thanks sir 😊

[@shravannijave7612]

Thank you sir 🤩🤩!!

[@valuableverses5439]

Which gas is produced first is it oxygen or is it NO2

[@MakeMeScientific]

Both are produced together

[@RajeshKumar-j5l6t]

Attendance 2024 to 2025 batch board😢😢

[@ThrithiyaVinod]

Me

[@hafsarafeek-9804]

🥲🖐🏽

[@ayeshajafri8522]

Seeing these reactions are soo interesting... Better than just reading the NCERT.. thank you so much sir😄✌️

[@anshikabaxla3077]

Bro seeing real is best ❤❤❤😊

[@lailanasrin7333]

Thank you sooo much... got a clear vision of the reaction!!! Keep going👏👏🙇

[@boofang10]

Perfect !! Especially the testing of oxygen !! Not easy to get it to light up the glowing splinter or incense stick.. 😊

[@sharmaunfiltered5366]

Sir your explanation is stunning. But can u also show colour change

[@enshrahimran228]

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[@_bee-foree5715]

"HELLO BRILLIANT SCIENTIST "
Made me feel special even as if I'm an upsc aspirant ☺️☺️☺️

[@HMAtv]

THank you so much, very helpful

[@sara_dale]

Hey, You really helped me to understand this chemical reaction. Thanx a lot Buddy!

[@bharwabhindi3786]

the reactions look so beautiful in person! cant NCERT books just insert some pictures 😂
but thanx to u sir🙏🏻

[@piyalisaha6720]

Exactly

[@siddhibansal1523]

Not only NCERT but ICSE books also like Selina

[@bharwabhindi3786]

@@siddhibansal1523 oh... looks like the problem is with Indian books😂

[@prabirbose3704]

@@siddhibansal1523 Ya but at least Dalal gives some pics in their book

[@Tanjiro88]

Sir pls do a experiment on catalysts pls sir

[@piyalisaha6720]

Exactly

[@shruti4460]

Amazing sir you r also demonstrating how to detect the presence of different substance thanks a lot for showing these activities helping me well in this lockdown where i cant go to the chemistry lab..🙏

[@UniqueNaitik]

Sir please tell the colour of Lead Oxide which is obtained Please 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@MakeMeScientific]

Black

[@UniqueNaitik]

@@MakeMeScientific But in my reference book it is written yellow 😑🤔

[@crazymastilovers1778]

Sir , why the emission of brown fume is taking place?

[@MakeMeScientific]

as Nitrogen dioxide is produced as a result of chemical reaction and its reddish brown in nature

[@rashmipriya995]

Sir your video is always amazing and also very helpful for me carry on

[@Paradise0008]

Thanks a bunch to perform these kind of experiments , it really helps a lot because it's better to watch the experiment than to memorize and mug up things from book.

[@MakeMeScientific]

Thank you for your kind compliment

[@gobindachandrajena5997]

What an experiment!!! it makes easy ..

[@technicalentertainmentguru8324]

Thank you sir 🙏🏻

[@B__ShatakshiSingh]

In the book it is very hard to understand but thanks to you sir for making it clear.

[@Sam-bf7lw]

Thank you.
Now i understand this reaction.
I can also write the observations clearly...😊😊😊

[@josiah8718]

Thanks alot. You helped me to finish up my chemistry lab😁

[@piyalisaha6720]

Exactly

[@FilmySouth-uo5rt]

2pb(NO3)2 ---> 2pbO(s) + 4NO^ + O2^ = Decomposition Reaction

[@AnmolRajput__]

Thank you soooooo much sir please carry on your these videos it helps a lot of students who dont have good schools or not able to see these experiments practically thanks

[@MakeMeScientific]

Thanks 🙏

[@roxgaming4152]

Ossum sir😍😍😍

[@Sweet_pixle]

very helpful atleast better than memorizing the activities in book

[@shreeyadora4230]

It really helps to understand the better concept.

[@PlutoChia]

Thank you so much sir keep experimenting like this. :)

[@tautikmallick8349]

This was really very informative. I was very much confused what is white what is brown what is yellow.

[@shivangisuman4969]

chaper 1 is sorted just cz of u................lots of love
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[@noobk4783]

Thanks sir for teaching me so nicely please reply me sir

[@legendaryexperiments7003]

This video is in very detail like the color is white and not slight yellow or something

[@aasthagupta4130]

Wow.. it really helps in lockdown.. thank you sir 🙏🏻

[@atharvdeshpande5408]

amazing demonstration, very helpful

[@enshrahimran228]

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[@nirmalupadhyay4548]

Very very amazing sir ........... your efforts make it very useful to understand as a sir like me ................. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@MakeMeScientific]

It's my pleasure

[@RajeshKumar-j5l6t]

Sir ossam very helpfull 🎉🎉😂😂

[@arpanagrawal1076]

best explanation sir!!!

[@fear7356]

Yesterday i had Practical exam and something really different happened on heating
I made a aqueous solution of it and started heating, the water started to boil furiously, bubbling and splashing out, and dense white fumes were coming out, test tube caught fire
still could not figure out what really happened there

[@MakeMeScientific]

Take care during the experiments

[@bokitsiboho]

Thank you so much for the demonstration 👍🏻🙏🏻

[@abbhichemistry5182]

Hello sir I am using your video for my students please do not object thank you

[@enshrahimran228]

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[@vrishtidharan3697]

I have boards day after tom, so cane here 😁

[@AnshuBhatt._.]

Thank you sir this really helped me

[@AJ_POWER]

Thanks sir show more experiment sir

[@unmutedbynature9779]

Helped me a lot in this pandemic situation...Love you sir

[@mihikamishra06]

Thanks a lot for making this video!!

[@rakshanj.s690]

Thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@tamanaah-u4g]

Thanks a lot 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 sir
😊

[@benedictlasrado9536]

Very good explanation

[@jijimanoj25]

Very nice
Good explanation

[@adiya8339]

This is perfect learning that all we need
Thanks a lot sir🤗

[@heenakauser1346]

What will be the colour of pb(no3)2 after heating?

[@MakeMeScientific]

Yellow coloured lead oxide is formed

[@KrishnaAggarwal-el2xy]

Thankyou soooo soooo muchhh

[@sangmtr]

show the residue as well

[@ganapathitandara44]

Nice sir

[@balaprakashprakash3338]

Thank you so much

[@shyvirajesh6907]

👏👏thanks a lot sir..

[@aleemawolrd4537]

Comment on reaction

[@chandnikumari7080]

Thanks you sir

[@ojasviagrawal8109]

Great demonstration!

[@madby3860]

Sir No2 is a toxic gas,u should take care

[@MakeMeScientific]

Yes
Thank you 😊

[@RakeshKumar-mf5kn]

Thank you sir

[@alshaibadhimancheri618]

Sir,is there any smell for No2?

[@MakeMeScientific]

strong, harsh odor

[@rasmitabasantmahakur8260]

Thanx for making us Scientific..Sir 💯💯💯💯👌👌

[@sujathasenthilkumar929]

Keep it up 👍🏻👍🏻 very nice explanation all the youtube videos should be like this video

[@chiranjaybhattacharyya9248]

Thanks sir.

[@musicmania2293]

Perfect 👌👌👌👌

[@gamingwithrev9629]

Thanks sir ive seen this in school but just wanted to refer again before writing nites really helped ❤️

[@suchi1232]

What will be the colour of PbO

[@MakeMeScientific]

Black

[@andrewsweeney1869]

good demo!

[@piyalisaha6720]

Thnx for this educational video. This really helped me a lot.

[@kethmikaweerasooriya7424]

thank you so much. this video is very helpful for my science lesson.

[@anjumishra1951]

Gjb sir

[@IndianGrowthExpress]

Why we calling its thermal?

[@MakeMeScientific]

Due to involvement of heat

[@pradeephorapeti3430]

Superb, if all teachers like this we don't need to open the textbook😊

[@macaodts2279]

Halo

[@pathernesha7120]

thank you sir for uploading this helpful video

[@bodyshotgamerz5057]

Thnx sir

[@seemasaddi7501]

Sir what will be the residue left?

[@MakeMeScientific]

Yes lead oxide remains

[@shaileshsingh557]

Really it s a good thanks sir

[@MakeMeScientific]

So nice of you

[@ashokjoshi248]

That was a really nice explanation of the experiment. Thank you so much!

[@the.dynamicgamer17]

Good

[@mountyania9321]

Sir is heating lead nitrate an endothermic process?

[@MakeMeScientific]

Yes

[@arnavranka4510]

Shouldn't it be exothermic

[@MakeMeScientific]

Since strong heat is required for the reaction it is endo thermic.

[@arnavranka4510]

@@MakeMeScientific Thanks!

[@vanshitaarora4395]

👍👍👍

[@miragkri7711]

Bhaiya Hindi me boliyaaaaa please

[@MakeMeScientific]

Sure thank you for suggestion. Jald hi ban jayega

[@ssbrundhavika6061]

Tq

[@naveensundar4765]

1:27 the what?

[@lailanasrin7333]

Decripitation

[@Sanjana-sq9dr]

Decrepitation

[@lailanasrin7333]

@@Sanjana-sq9dr yeah😅

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[@vagishvaripeiris1374]

Let's gooooo this was really helpful

[@varshasantoshk8929]

U r great

[@varshasantoshk8929]

Sir I'm in grade 7, Looking for some chemical equation so I want to learn about heating this lead nitrate. It's very interesting to doing and to see such types of practices. Keep it on, love from Maharashtra.😊

[@jaswantsinghsolanki4673]

Really , it's very helpfull 😍

[@crazymaster1550]

what 's the experiment

[@MakeMeScientific]

Thermal decomposition of lead nitrate

[@NitishKumar-mp8mn]

it is so usefull sir...thank you sir

[@gamerzoneplayers8608]

Sir you tell is english is so good but you know hindi is native language thats why plz make video in hindi but something you tell in english

[@MakeMeScientific]

OK thanks for suggestion

[@gamerzoneplayers8608]

I want to ask a question why when we balanced of water we write 2H•2+O•2>>>>>2H•2O

[@enshrahimran228]

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[@-__________abhinavtariyal_5999]

The first number in chemical formula represents the common atoms like in math we take 2x+2y=2(x+y)

[@vandanasingh3608]

Thanks sir nice explained

[@sanjayalakmal1580]

Good
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[@MakeMeScientific]

Thank you 🙏

[@pratyasha4613]

Thanks a lot .....:-)😄

[@manvendersinghrathore8340]

on heating lead nitrate decomposes with a crackling💥sound along with formation of brown fumes🪔 of nitrogendioxide and a yellow solid residue of lead oxide remain in the test tube it is a decompostion reaction when single reactant decomposes to give two or more product👍👍 thanku sir

[@MakeMeScientific]

Thanks 🙏

[@mohamedrazick93]

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[@Manisha_Yadav07502]

🙏 very good sirji

[@ashishjha13473]

Nice explanation