what are the adverse of lead[pb].and were it can be foud?
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brain damage\ncentral nervous system damage\nbody cannot tell it from calcium\n\nhistory channel on Romans
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can also indicate lead posioning. do you have any blueness around your finger nails? if so go to a doctor soon, like yesterday
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I found this on the web site listed below there's a lot more information check it out, not sure if this is what you're looking for. \n\nPrevention: With good health, cadmium is probably not a problem unless there is increased exposure, zinc deficiency, or weakened kidney function. Cadmium toxicity also seems to be a little worse with lead intoxication. There are two good ways to protect against cadmium toxicity. The first is to avoid cadmium exposure and intake-primarily by minimizing smoking and exposure to cigarette smoke, avoiding refined foods, shellfish, coffee, tea, and soft water. Air contamination is usually minimal compared to that from food and water. The second way to protect against cadmium toxicity is to maintain good zinc levels by eating high-zinc foods, such as whole grains, legumes, and nuts (oysters are high in zinc but also high in cadmium). Taking additional zinc, 15-30 mg. daily in a supplement, will offer further protection against cadmium problems.\nhttp://www.healthy.net/scr/article.asp?ID=2049
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You don't have to throw it away, it is a souvenir after all use it for a flower vase or something. But don't ever drink out of the thing. It can really cause you a lot of pain and suffering from lead poisoning and if you are a man or woman any pregnancy that occurs when you are poisoned can be resulting in abnormalties for the child. DNA is affected in a certain way. It is poison after all. and it affects you all over from thoughts to flexing your ankle then you can die or never be healthy again if you do not realize you are ill and let it go too long.
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I would assume that lead pellets would be heavier than aluminum. Try placing them in a liquid which is buoyant for aluminum and the lead should fall to the bottom. Thick Veg Oil or something? A magnet might work too. Not sure though.
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As everyone knows by now, lead is poisonous. That is why we don't make lead pipes any more for plumbing (one of the potential reasons the Roman empire fell), or use tetraethyl lead to increase octane number in gasoline, or use lead-based paints. \n\nHowever, it is less well-known that lead is often radioactive. Natural lead is a mixture of four stable isotopes: 204Pb (1.48%), 206Pb (23.6%), 207Pb (22.6%), and 208Pb (52.3%). These lead isotopes are the result of the decay of uranium (Pb206), actinium (Pb207) and thorium (Pb208). There are also another 27 other radioactive isotopes of lead that are possible, but if they are present naturally, they are present only in tiny amounts. \n \n\n\nPb204 is only very slightly radioactive, with a half-life of 1.4e17 years (longer than the present age of the universe). Pb205 does not occur naturally, and has a half life of 1.53e7 years. Pb206, Pb207 and Pb208 are not at all radioactive. Pb210 is only present in trace amounts in the natural environment, and has a half life of 22.3 years. The decay products are alpha particles and beta particles, both of which are easily blocked (in contrast to gamma radiation).\n\nRecently, the State of Illinois determined that some products made with lead were contaminated with radioactive lead (see attached reference). However, on studying the problem, both the state of Illinois and the EPA decided that the hazards due to radiation were very limited.\n\nRemember, one increases substantially ones exposure to radiation by taking a plane flight, or by moving to Denver. The increase in radiation exposure has to be balanced against what is present in the natural environment. \n\nAlso, it is not clear how dangerous low levels of radiation are. There is a concept called radiation hormesis that has been around for a long time, but is now being reexamined carefully again. It is possible that small doses of radiation might be helpful in some cases (see reference).
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Pb(NO3)2(aq) + H2SO4(aq/l)[depending on concentration] --> PbSO4(s) + 2HNO3(aq)\nPb2+(aq) + SO42-(aq) --> PbSO4(s)\n\nI don't see how an redox reaction could occur.
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It can be linked to exposure to chemicals and various toxins.
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I think the concentrations would be too small to be visible.  you would only be able to react with the available OH-'s, which is 10^-7 mol/L, in theory the maximum quantity of Pb(OH)2 you could make then would be 5x10^-8 mol/L.  If Le Chatelier's principle came into play maybe a little more, but that's assuming everything reacted, which probably wont happen.
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Although it might seem convenient to make up formula from warm tap water, this is not safe according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Compared with cold tap water, warm water is far more likely to carry lead that has leached out from the plumbing. Lead levels in drinking water tend to be highest in homes built before 1930 with lead pipes; homes less than 5 years old with copper pipes and lead solder, and homes with brass faucets or fittings.
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LHS:\nPb4+\nSn2+\nCl-\n\nRHS:\nPb2+\nSn4+\nCl-\n\nOxidation number of Pb in PbCl4 decreases = it is reduced = it oxidizes the other = it is the oxidizing agent
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Mercury poisoning can seriously affect several parts of your body, not just your brain. But anyone who thinks buying skin whitener is necessary, probably won't notice any further loss of brain function. \nPS Do not, repeat NOT eat the contents of the jar.......
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B)   PbS  use the solubility rules. all leads are insoluble except with NO3, ClO4, and SO4....there is a list of solubility rules.
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no doubt, disposal of nuclear under the sea in not the safer solution. lead blocks can not be stable for years together . if possible it will never withstand for 1000 years . so there will be dangerous radiations raniating which will affect aquatic organisms & later pollute the atmosphere
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You should stop eating papers. The print has a lot of toxids like lead, and paper itself is made by wood, which is not digestible for humans.
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Gold would be deposited on the surface of the lead.\n\n3Pb + 2Au(NO3)3 ---> 3Pb(NO3)2 + 2Au
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Not from today's pencils because it is really graphite, which is not poisonous. However real LEAD is poisonous because it causes lead poisoning (logical, right?). \n\n(Learn from history: Tomatoes were thought to be poisonous in the Middle Ages because they were typically only eaten by the richer families who had lead plates. The acids in tomatoes brought out the lead into the food, and when the food was consumed it caused lead poisoning.)