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lead(II) oxide |
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lead(II) oxide
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Until now, lead oxide was considered to be an essential material, and for this purpose, the rare-earth iron garnet single crystals contained about 5,000 ppm of lead oxide. Over- or underheating or improper mixing can generate toxic by-products such as lead oxide, aluminum hydroxide, mercury vapor, iodine, phosphine, and yellow phosphorus. The magnitude of the improvement depends on the quantity of lead oxide in the compound. |
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