at 15:18 why is the lead a solid if the melting point of lead chloride higher than the melting point of lead on it's own, shouldn't the lead formed be molten too?
Hi, great video. I just wanted to ask whether at 9:19, the second reaction is actually of neutralization. I am wondering this as water is not a product and hence I thought that the reaction would simply be an acid-base reaction.
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at 15:18 why is the lead a solid if the melting point of lead chloride higher than the melting point of lead on it's own, shouldn't the lead formed be molten too?
Hi, great video. I just wanted to ask whether at 9:19, the second reaction is actually of neutralization. I am wondering this as water is not a product and hence I thought that the reaction would simply be an acid-base reaction.
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how do you know it is C2H5 for the second last question. why ethyl? how did u get that based on R being 29
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