Chemistry, asked by Anonymous, 1 month ago

chemical reaction of black and white photography

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In black and white photography, the chemical Silver Bromide (or AgBr), which is a photosensitive compound, when exposed to sunlight or white light of any form and origin decomposes, and then forms Silver metal and Bromine gas.

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