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• Lead
  |elName=Lead '''Lead''' is a [[Chemical elements|chemical element]], typically found as a [[Soli
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• Talk:Lead
  :: Also, once this is up, we can lose most of the "Lead has the symbol Pb (from the latin Plumbum) while its atomic number is 82." :''Prior to the early 1900's, uses of lead in the United States were primarily for ammunition, brass, burial vault lin
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• Lead selenide
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• Lead tetraethyl
  #REDIRECT[[Tetraethyl lead]]
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• Lead/Electronegativity
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• Lead/Odor
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• Citizendium Pilot Talk:Lead Paragraph
  #REDIRECT [[CZ Talk:Lead Paragraph]]
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• Lead styphnate
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• Lead actor
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• Lead/Properties
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• Lead/Definition
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• Lead sulfide
  ...ravalent form, PbS₂, but that is principally synthetic. Refined lead sulfide is a dark gray to black powder, once used as a pigment. It melts at ...dio" receivers, which could be built even without [[vacuum tube]]s, used a lead sulfide crystal as a [[diode]]. One conductor contacting the crystal was a
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• Template:Lead/Metadata
  | pagename =Lead | abc = Lead
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• Lead azide
  '''Lead azide''', Pb(N₃)₂ is an explosive salt of hydrazoic a | title = CAMEO Chemicals: lead azide}}</ref>
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• Tetraethyl lead
  | align="left"|'''Common name'''|| align="left"|tetraethyl lead | align="left"|'''Other names'''|| align="left"|tetra-ethyl lead, lead tetraethyl, TEL
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• Lead/Approval
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• Talk:Lead azide
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• Talk:Lead sulfide
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• Talk:Tetraethyl lead
  ...t benefit from a thorough review by someone knowledgeable about tetraethyl lead. [[User:Milton Beychok|Milton Beychok]] 17:55, 15 May 2009 (UTC)
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• Lead/Isotopes
  '''Isotopes of Lead (Z=82) and Their Physical Properties'''<ref>http://ie.lbl.gov/education/par
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• Lead/Compounds/List
  ...e|Tetra-ethyl lead|Vanadinite|Vauquelinite|Venetian ceruse|Wulfenite|White lead|Zimbabweite|Zinkenite|
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• Lead/External Links
  * [http://www.lead.org.au/ The Lead Education and Abatement Design Group]. ...g to eliminate lead poisoning globally and to protect the environment from lead in all its uses: past, current and new uses.”</font>
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• Talk:Acupuncture
  == The lead == This article deserves a solid narrative type lead. This is way too wikipedia. Lets be creative. I think we should play down
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• Talk:Wigner D-matrix
  == The lead ==
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• Lead styphnate/Definition
  ...ad azide]]; sometimes used for commercial explosives and as an igniter for lead azide
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• Talk:Joan of Arc, Rehabilitation trial
  == name change: we need to have Joan as lead word ==
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• Help!
  *[[John Lennon]] - lead and background vocals, rhythm guitar, 6 & 12 string acoustic guitars, elect *[[Paul McCartney]] - lead and background vocals, lead, acoustic and bass guitars, electric and acoustic piano and percussion.
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• Lead sulfide
  ...ravalent form, PbS₂, but that is principally synthetic. Refined lead sulfide is a dark gray to black powder, once used as a pigment. It melts at ...dio" receivers, which could be built even without [[vacuum tube]]s, used a lead sulfide crystal as a [[diode]]. One conductor contacting the crystal was a
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• Template:Comps/doc
  {{Comps|Material=Lead}} {{Comps|Material=Lead}}
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• Pb
  #redirect [[Lead]]
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• Plumbum
  #REDIRECT[[Lead]]
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• Abbey Road
  *[[John Lennon]] – lead and rhythm guitars, 6 and 12 string acoustic guitars, lead, harmony and background vocals, electric and acoustic pianos, Hammond organ *[[Paul McCartney]] – lead, rhythm, acoustic and bass guitars, fuzz bass, lead, harmony and background vocals, electric and acoustic pianos, Hammond organ
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• Lead nitrate/Related Articles
  {{r|Lead}} {{r|Lead paint}}
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• Lead tetraethyl
  #REDIRECT[[Tetraethyl lead]]
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• Lead(II) nitrate
  #REDIRECT [[Lead nitrate]]
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• Tetra-ethyl lead
  #REDIRECT[[Tetraethyl lead]]
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• PbS
  #REDIRECT [[lead sulfide]]
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• TEL
  #REDIRECT[[Tetraethyl lead]]
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• Tetraethyl plumbane
  #REDIRECT[[Tetraethyl lead]]
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• Tetraethylplumbane
  #REDIRECT[[Tetraethyl lead]]
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