Lead Nitrate 250g – High‑Purity LR Grade Laboratory Reagent

This high‑quality Lead Nitrate 250g reagent is supplied as LR Grade, suitable for advanced chemistry experiments in school and college laboratories. Classified under UN 1469 and identified by CAS No. 10099‑74‑8, Lead Nitrate is widely used for precipitation reactions, qualitative analysis, thermal decomposition demonstrations, and ionic compound studies.

Lead Nitrate is commonly used in GCSE and A‑Level chemistry for teaching topics such as solubility rules, reaction pathways, decomposition reactions, and the formation of characteristic lead compounds. This reagent is supplied exclusively to educational establishments and must be handled in accordance with standard laboratory safety procedures.

Key Features

• High‑purity LR Grade Lead Nitrate
• Supplied in a secure 250g container
• UN Number: 1469
• CAS Number: 10099‑74‑8
• Ideal for precipitation and qualitative analysis
• Commonly used in thermal decomposition demonstrations
• Valuable for teaching ionic reactions and solubility rules
• Supplied exclusively to educational establishments

How Lead Nitrate Can Be Used in School Science Lessons

Lead Nitrate is an important reagent in chemistry teaching and is suitable for a range of curriculum‑linked experiments, including:

• Precipitation reactions (e.g., forming lead iodide “golden rain”)
• Thermal decomposition to demonstrate breakdown of ionic compounds
• Solubility rule investigations using nitrate and halide ions
• Qualitative analysis practicals at GCSE and A‑Level
• Teaching ionic equations and reaction representations

With its reliable performance and clear experimental outcomes, Lead Nitrate is an essential component for high‑quality practical chemistry teaching.

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