Mineral Species containing Lead (Pb)

Element Properties, Isotopic Compositions for Lead

**Lead (Pb) Element Properties**
Atomic Mass	207.2
Atomic Number	82
Name Origins	Anglo-Saxon, lead; Latin plumbum.
Year Discovered	Prehistoric.
Discovery Credits	Known to ancient civilizations.
Remarks	Soft, weak, ductile, dull gray metal. Tarnishes in moist air but stable to oxygen and water, dissolves in nitric acid. Used in batteries, cables, paints, glass, solder, petrol, radiation shielding, etc. Diagnostic tests: With soda (Na₂CO₃) on charcoal a malleable globule of metallic lead is obtained from lead compounds, the coating has a yellow color near the assay, the sulfide gives also a white coating (PbSO₃) further away. Mixed with potassium iodide and heated on a plaster tablet, lead iodide forms a chrome-yellow sublimate. In solution, lead, along with mercury (Hg¹⁺) and silver form white, insoluble chlorides from aqueous solutions. The pale green flame test for Lead is not very decisive.
References	Emsley, J., 1991; THE ELEMENTS : Sec. Ed., Clarendon Press, Oxford, 251 p.
See Also	WebElements, ChemiCool

**Naturally Occurring Isotopes**
Symbol	Isotope Mass	Isotope Nuclide Number	Isotope Number	Natural Abundance	Half-life	Half-life Units	Decay Mode	Decay Mode MeV	Decay Mode %
Pb	203.97302	204	82	1.4000%		Stable
Pb	205.97444	206	82	24.1000%		Stable
Pb	206.975872	207	82	22.1000%		Stable
Pb	207.976627	208	82	52.4000%		Stable
Pb	209.984163	210	82	Trace	22.3	Years	beta - gamma	0.063 0.061	81.0% 19.0%
Pb	213.999798	214	82	Trace	26.8	Hours	beta - gamma	1.032 0.73	48.0% 42.0%

Lead (Pb) Minerals sorted by Mineral Name

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**518 Minerals containing Lead (Pb) sorted by Mineral Name**
% Pb	Mineral Name	Chemical Formula	MW
64.65 % Pb	Wherryite #	Pb7Cu2(SO4)4(SiO4)2(OH)2	2,243.47
41.43 % Pb	Wickenburgite	Pb3CaAl2Si10O27·4(H2O)	1,500.54
47.94 % Pb	Widenmannite	Pb2(UO2)(CO3)3	864.46
32.94 % Pb	Wittite #	Pb3Bi4(S,Se)9	1,886.80
15.67 % Pb	Wolsendorfite #	(Pb,Ba,Ca)U2O7·2(H2O)	793.61
56.44 % Pb	Wulfenite #	PbMoO4	367.14
50.46 % Pb	Xilingolite	Pb3Bi2S6	1,231.96
19.26 % Pb	Xingzhongite	(Pb,Cu,Fe)(Ir,Pt,Rh)2S4	645.53
75.90 % Pb	Yedlinite	Pb6CrCl6(O,OH)8	1,637.92
9.48 % Pb	Yttrobetafite-(Y)	(Y,U,Ce)2(Ti,Nb,Ta)2O6(OH)	437.15
16.86 % Pb	Zdenekite	NaPbCu++5(AsO4)4Cl·5(H2O)	1,229.13
49.17 % Pb	Zenzenite	Pb3(Fe+++,Mn+++)4Mn++++3O15	1,222.03
13.83 % Pb	Zimbabweite	Na(Pb,Na,K)2(Ta,Nb,Ti)4As+++4O18	1,498.05
32.15 % Pb	Zincgartrellite !	Pb(Zn,Fe,Cu)2(AsO4)2(OH,H2O)2	644.39
31.66 % Pb	Zinkenite #	Pb9Sb22S42	5,890.07
47.51 % Pb	Zoubekite	AgPb4Sb4S10	1,744.33
34.69 % Pb	Zvyagintsevite	Pd3Pb	537.50

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