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How is any lead chloride in the sample removed in step 2?

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What is the purpose of qualitative analysis?



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Answer to Question 1

Any lead chloride present is dissolved in the hot water that is poured through the
filter paper in this step and is carried away as part of the filtrate.

Answer to Question 2

Quantitative analysis is used to determine which chemical elements are present in a
specific physical sample.



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