Answer to Question #161308 in Inorganic Chemistry for Batoni Allen

Inorganic Chemistry

Question #161308

why is Lead Chloride less insoluble in the water yet it undergoes hydrolysis really fast

Expert's answer

This because of the strong ionic bond formed in lead chloride that makes its molecules complex hence not able to be dissolved in water

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