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Author Topic:   Age of Grand Canyon and Cave Speleothems
Dr Adequate
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Message 11 of 46 (681130)
11-23-2012 4:55 AM
Reply to: Message 1 by RAZD
11-21-2012 4:38 PM


Lead is not soluble in water and so would not be deposited in the speleotherm\mammilaries
Native lead isn't soluble, but what about lead carbonate, which is? Couldn't you get some of that in such an environment? (I don't know, my chemistry is not that good.)

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Dr Adequate
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Message 13 of 46 (681133)
11-23-2012 5:35 AM
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11-23-2012 5:03 AM


Whereas what I found was word for word the same apart from the words "(except Lead carbonate)":
All carbonates (except Lead carbonate), sulfites and phosphates are
insoluble EXCEPT those of ammonium and Alkali metal (Group IA) cations.
On the other hand, the website I found this on doesn't look particularly trustworthy.
Edited by Dr Adequate, : No reason given.

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