lead (ii) nitrate decomposes on heating to produce solid lead (ii) oxide, nitrogen dioxide gas, and oxygen. when 3.31g of lead (ii) nitrate when heated in an experiment, the yield of lead (ii) oxide obtained was 1.75g. calculate the percent yield for the reaction.
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