Lead (II) Oxide (Pure) – 250g (LR Grade)

Lead (II) Oxide, also known as Litharge or Lead Monoxide, is supplied here in a 250g pack for controlled use in educational science laboratories. This product is provided in Laboratory Reagent (LR) grade, ensuring a consistent and reliable material for teaching demonstrations and supervised practical work.

Identified by CAS No. 1317‑36‑8 and UN Number 2291, Lead (II) Oxide is a yellow to red solid commonly referenced in chemistry curricula when studying metal oxides, oxidation states, and compound formation. The product is clearly labelled to support safe handling, storage, and compliance with COSHH and school laboratory safety procedures.

Please note: this chemical is supplied exclusively to educational establishments and will only be shipped to verified school addresses. Due to courier and regulatory requirements, this item is non‑returnable; however, this does not affect your statutory rights.

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Key Features

• Lead (II) Oxide / Litharge / Lead Monoxide
• 250g pack size – suitable for school laboratory use
• Laboratory Reagent (LR) grade
• CAS No: 1317‑36‑8
• UN Number: 2291
• Clearly labelled for safe handling and storage
• Supplied to educational establishments only

Ideal for School Science Lessons

Lead (II) Oxide is suitable for use in GCSE and A‑Level chemistry lessons where practical work is carried out under strict supervision. It supports teaching and discussion of key chemical concepts, including:

• The properties of metal oxides
• Understanding oxidation states of metals
• Exploring thermal behaviour and solid‑state compounds
• Supporting theoretical lessons on industrial and historical uses of lead compounds
• Reinforcing the importance of laboratory safety and risk assessment

When handled appropriately by trained staff, this reagent provides valuable educational insight into inorganic chemistry while emphasising safe working practices. It is a specialist but important resource for advanced secondary school science departments.