Water Transported Through Lead Pipes Becomes Poisonous Due To The Formation Of

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Question

Water transported through lead pipes becomes poisonous due to the formation of

Solution

Correct option is

Pb(OH)2

 

Lead slowly dissolves in water containing dissolved oxygen to form lead hydroxide which makes the water poisonous. This dissolution of lead in water is called plumbosolvency.

                 

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