How do you get carbon supported Lead (Pb)?

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Kyle A. Grice

Hello,

How do you know it is dissolving back in solution?

I would check your solvent conditions. If they are oxidizing/very acidic you may be oxidizing lead back to lead(II). Try it under an inert gas like nitrogen and do not use acidic or oxidizing conditions.

Sincerely,

Dr. Grice