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Unfortunately nobody can claim to be the Best Chemist Ever, nor can quick experiments show the Full story.
Sn has a horrible tendency to form metastannic acid under those conditions, given Time.
It's like snot.
http://goldrefiningwiki.com/mediawiki/index.php/Metastannic_...
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look at codies lab video it works very well the lead gunk then can be melted and used for what ever or tin for what ever, Tin will be useless for me
but I'll make lead acetate via 35%H2O2 and glacial acetic acid
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@Akhil:
SnCl4 could probably present in soln so it didnt ppt out.
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Well that's good for this separation because it means we have lead in solution and tin as a precipitate. But the question about reducing it to Sn
metal still remains (besides using charcoal as that has a tendency to dissolve in molten metal, thus making impure tin).
[Edited on 20-3-2018 by CobaltChloride]
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