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Given a saturated solution of lead II iodide, explain how you could cause more of the...

  1. Given a saturated solution of lead II iodide,
    1. explain how you could cause more of the solid to dissolve, without increasing the temperature. Show this using reaction equations.
  1. Explain how you could cause more of the solid to precipitate, without decreasing the temperature. Show this using reaction equations.

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