Choose the correct option(s) :
Pb+2 with dil H2SO4 gives white ppt which is soluble in dil. HNO3
Pb+2 with NaOH gives white ppt which is soluble in excess amount of NaOH.
Pb+2 with KCN gives white ppt which is soluble in excess amount of KCN.
Pb+2 with disodium hydrogen phosphate gives white precipitate which is soluble in NaOH.
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(B) Pb+2dil H2SO4→PbSO4↓white ppt.→insoluble in dil HNO3
(C) Pb+2+2KCN→Pb(CN)2↓white ppt.→excess KCN→insoluble
(D) Pb+2+Na2HPO4⇌Pb3(PO4)2↓white ppt.→soluible in NaOH