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Lead (II) acetate reacts with sodium hydroxide to produce lead (II) hydroxide and sodiumacetate. Please write the chemical equation and *don't* balance the sides!

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The chemical equation is:

  • Pb(CH₃COO₎₂ + NaOH  ---> Pb(OH)₂ + CH₃COONa

What is a chemical equation of a reaction?

A chemical equation of a reaction is an equation which shows the reactants and products of a reaction using their chemical formulae.

The chemical equation when Lead (II) acetate reacts with sodium hydroxide to produce lead (II) hydroxide and sodium acetate is given below:

Pb(CH₃COO₎₂ + NaOH  ---> Pb(OH)₂ + CH₃COONa

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