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In a Lindlar catalyst, palladium is partly poisoned with what?
ALead(II) acetate
BMercury(II) chloride
CCopper sulfate
DNickel nitrate
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Lead(II) acetate
Poisoning palladium with lead(II) acetate stops the alkene being further hydrogenated to alkane.
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