Experiment 1: Perform Qualitative Tests for the Group I Cations Part 1: Identify the Pb^2+ Ion 1. Take a clean test tube from the Containers shelf and place it on the workbench. 2. Take 0.2 M lead (II) nitrate from the Materials shelf and add 5 mL to the test tube. 3. Take 12 M hydrochloric acid from the Materials shelf and add 5 mL to the test tube. Is there a precipitate? If so what color is the precipitate? Record your observations Data Table 1. 4. Take a second test tube from the Containers shelf and place it on the workbench. 5. Decant the liquid from the first test tube by moving it onto the empty test tube. Select the Decant option from the window that appears. 6. Discard the second test tube of liquid by emptying it into the waste than placing in the sink.

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