When lead ions (Pb2+) react with chloride ions (Cl−), a white precipitate of lead(II) chloride (PbCl2) forms.
This precipitate is soluble in concentrated hydrochloric acid due to formation of tetrachloroplumbate (II) ion
So the correct answer option is (C)
List-I (Oxoacids of Sulphur) | List-II (Bonds) | ||
A | Peroxodisulphuric acid | I | Two S–OH, Four S=O, One S–O–S |
B | Sulphuric acid | II | Two S–OH, One S=O |
C | Pyrosulphuric acid | III | Two S–OH, Four S=O, One S–O–O–S |
D | Sulphurous acid | IV | Two S–OH, Two S=O |
LIST I | LIST II | ||
A | Chlorophyll | 1 | \(Na _2 CO _3\) |
B | Soda ash | 2 | \(CaSO _4\) |
C | Dentistry, Ornamental work | 3 | \(Mg ^{2+}\) |
D | Used in white washing | 4 | \(Ca ( OH )_2\) |
Compound A reacts with $NH _4 Cl$ and forms a compound B.
Compound B reacts with $H _2 O$ and excess of $CO _2$ to form compound $C$ which on passing through or reaction with saturated $NaCl$ solution forms sodium hydrogen carbonate Compound $A , B$ and $C$, are respectively.