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Hexahydroxyplumbic Acid, H2[Pb(OH)6]

When dilute acetic acid is added to a solution of potassium plumbate cooled with ice, a flocculent precipitate separates which is lighter in colour even than ferric hydroxide. It gradually turns brown, however, and when dried in the air produces lead dioxide. This precipitate may be H2[Pb(OH)6], because potassium plumbate, from which it is derived, is believed to be K2[Pb(OH)6].

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