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Your Ad Here	Lead tetraethyl (tetraethyl lead Pb(CH₂CH₃)4), a poisonous liquid that is insoluble in water but soluble in organic solvent. It may be manufactured by the reaction of an alloy of sodium and lead with 1 chloroethane. The product is obtained by steam distillation. Lead tetraethyl finds use as an additive in internal combustion engine fuel to increase its octane number. Lead tetraoxide, Pb₃O₄ It is obtained by heating litharge in excess of air. 6 PbO + O₂ Pb₃O₄.it is known as red lead. It is used in pigment (red pigment) and in manufacturing of matches.
Lead tetroxide Pb₃O₄, a poisonous, brightred powder; soluble in excess glacial acetic acid and dilute hydrochloric acid; used in medicine, in cement for special applications, in manufacture of colourless glass, and in ship paint. Also known as lead orthoplumbate; lead oxide red; red lead. Lead thiocyanate Pb(SCN)₂, yellow, monoclinic crystals, soluble in potassium thiocyanate and slightly soluble in water, used in the powder mixture that primes small arm cartridges, in dyes, and in safety matches.
Lead titanate PbTiO₃, a water-insoluble, pale-yellow solid; used as colouring matter in paints. Lead tungstate PbWO₄, a yellowish powder, melting at 11300C; insoluble in water, soluble in acid; used as a pigment. Also known as lead wolframate. Lenacil C1₃H18N₂O₂. a colorless, crystalline compound with a melting point of 316-3170C; slight solubility in water; used as an herbicide to control weeds in sugarbeets, cereal grains, and strawberries. Also known as 3-cyclohexyl-5, 6-trimethyleneuracil.	Your Ad Here
Lewis acid and base theory An acid has a molecule or ion that can accept a pair of electrons to form a covalent bond. A base has a molecule or ion that can donate a pair, of electrons to form a covalent bond. This is a much broader concept of acids and bases than that of the Bronsted-Lowry theory.
Your Ad Here	Lithium aluminium hydride LiAIH₂, a compound made by the reaction of lithium hydride and aluminium chloride; a powerful reducing agent for specific linkage in complex molecules; used in organic synthesis. Lithium amide LiNH₂, a compound crystallizing in the cubic form, and melting at 380-4000C; used on organic synthesis. Also known as lithamide.

Lithium bromide
Libr.H₂O, a white, deliquescent, granular powder with a bitter taste, melting at 5470C; soluble in alcohol and glycol; used to add moisture to air-conditioning systems and as a sedative and hypnotic in medicine.

Lithium halide
A binary compound of lithium, LiX, where X is a halide; examples are lithium chloride, LiCI, and lithium flurodie, LiF.

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