Chemistry, asked by Zindol, 9 months ago

A substance A which is white in color when exposed to the sunlight it turns into

substance B which is grey in color. Identify substance A & B. Mention the use of such

reaction.​

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Answered by nagakalakoppalli
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Answer:

AgBr converted into a grey color

Answered by mahendrarajbhar83867
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Answer:

1. silver chloride turns grey in sunlight to form silver metal

1. silver chloride turns grey in sunlight to form silver metal2. it helps in decomposition to form Cl[gas] & Ag{metal} which is grey in color.

1. silver chloride turns grey in sunlight to form silver metal2. it helps in decomposition to form Cl[gas] & Ag{metal} which is grey in color. 3. 2AgCl(s)in presence of sunlight = 2Ag(s) +Cl2

1. silver chloride turns grey in sunlight to form silver metal2. it helps in decomposition to form Cl[gas] & Ag{metal} which is grey in color. 3. 2AgCl(s)in presence of sunlight = 2Ag(s) +Cl24. Photolitic decomposition reaction

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