Lead Anode, Lead Electrode, Lead Block, Lead Plate, Pure Lead, 7439-92-1

Lead Anode, Lead Electrode, Lead Block, Lead Plate, Pure Lead, 7439-92-1

A lead anode is an electrode made of high-purity lead, used in electrochemical cells where oxidation occurs. Lead anodes are widely used in various industrial applications due to their high density and corrosion resistance.

Physical Properties:

• Melting Point: 327.5 °C

• Boiling Point: 1749 °C

• Density: 11.34 g/cm³

• Color: Bluish-gray

• Magnetic Properties: Non-magnetic

• Electrical Conductivity: Low compared to other metals

Chemical Properties:

• Chemical Symbol: Pb

• Atomic Number: 82

• Oxidation States: +2, +4

• Corrosion Resistance: Highly resistant to corrosion

• Reactivity: Reacts with strong acids and bases

• Toxicity: Lead is toxic and should be handled with care

Applications of Lead Anode:

1. Electroplating: Used to coat other metals with a thin layer of lead.

2. Battery Production: Widely used in the manufacture of lead-acid batteries.

3. Radiation Shielding: Utilized in medical and nuclear applications for shielding against radiation.

4. Cable Sheathing: Provides protective sheathing for electrical cables.

5. Chemical Industry: Used in various chemical processes.

CAS Number: The CAS number for lead is 7439-92-1.

Other Names:

• Lead Electrode

• Lead Block

• Lead Plate

• Pure Lead