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1) Lead is found in both Group I and II because it forms both lead(II) chloride PbCl2, a poorly soluble chloride that precipitates out, and lead(II) sulfide PbS, which is insoluble. 2) The property used to separate copper subgroup IIA from the tin subgroup is solubility - copper(II) sulfide CuS is insoluble and used to separate it from tin(II) sulfide SnS2, which is soluble. 3) Sodium stannite must be prepared just before use in identifying bismuth because it will reduce bismuth(III) hydroxide Bi(OH)3 t

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Christylle Cosas

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