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If I were to put about 80 g of lead into 80 g of water boiling at 100 degrees, after about 5 minutes, would the lead attain approximately 100 degrees or would it be significanty less?
When you add 80 g of lead into 80 g of water boiling at 100 degrees, the lead will sink to the bottom of the water due to its higher density. It will also cause the temperature of the water to decrease slightly as it absorbs the heat from the boiling water.
No, lead is not soluble in water. It will remain in its solid form and will not dissolve.
The addition of lead will not significantly affect the boiling point of the water. The boiling point of water is primarily determined by its atmospheric pressure, not the presence of other substances.
No, it is not safe to add lead to boiling water. Lead is a toxic substance and should not be ingested or exposed to high temperatures. It is important to handle lead with caution and to dispose of it properly.
No, lead and water do not form a solution. Lead is insoluble in water and will remain in its solid form when mixed with water.