Lead(II) Sulphate – LR Grade, 100g (UN Approved)

Lead(II) Sulphate is supplied in a 100g UN‑approved container and manufactured to Laboratory Reagent (LR) grade. This white, sparingly soluble inorganic compound is used in educational chemistry laboratories for the supervised study of lead salts, insoluble sulphates, and precipitation reactions.

Identified by CAS Number: 7446‑14‑2 and UN Number: 3077, lead(II) sulphate is a regulated substance containing lead. It must be handled strictly in accordance with appropriate laboratory safety procedures and COSHH risk assessments. Due to its toxicity, use should be limited to controlled, teacher‑led activities.

Please note: this chemical is supplied exclusively to educational establishments. Customers must be logged in with an approved school or institutional account for the Add To Basket button to appear. Orders are shipped only to school addresses. Due to courier regulations, chemical products cannot be returned; this does not affect statutory rights.

Key Features

• Lead(II) Sulphate inorganic compound
• Laboratory Reagent (LR) grade
• 100g UN‑approved container
• CAS No: 7446‑14‑2
• UN No: 3077
• White, low‑solubility sulphate salt
• Clearly labelled for safe storage and handling
• Regulated lead compound – supervised use only
• Supplied only to schools and educational establishments

Ideal for School Science Lessons

Lead(II) Sulphate is most appropriate for GCSE and A‑Level chemistry lessons, particularly where students study insoluble salts, heavy‑metal compounds, and precipitation reactions. All use should be teacher‑led and conducted with appropriate control measures in place.

• Studying sulphate ions and insoluble salts
• Demonstrating precipitation reactions
• Comparing solubility of metal sulphates
• Supporting lessons on toxic substances and regulation
• Reinforcing laboratory safety and risk assessment principles

Carefully packaged and supplied specifically for education, Lead(II) Sulphate LR Grade 100g supports advanced curriculum topics while reinforcing responsible chemical handling, regulatory awareness, and best practice in school laboratory safety.