Chemistry, asked by ashish389, 1 year ago

a gas which turns Nessler's and reagemy Brown

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Answered by diauroseow5rs5
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Hi mate, 

             Ammonia is the gas which turns Nessler's Reagent 'Brown' in colour.
Nessler's reagent is the alkaline solution of Potassium Mercuric Iodide, which gives a pale brown solution with Ammonia.
  
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Answered by alinashaikh2406
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Answer:

Ammonia

Explanation:

Ammonia a gas colourless and pungent odour in nature turns nessler's reagent from clear colourless to pale brown or gives a reddish brown precipitate on passage of ammonia in excess.

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