Question

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Q. Why do we store silver chloride in dark coloured bottle? ​

Answer 1

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---->>Silver chloride is a light-sensitive chemical compound and it easily undergoes a photolytic decomposition reaction. It reacts with the light rapidly and loses its characteristic by forming chlorine gas and silver. Hence silver chloride is stored in dark coloured bottles.

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Silver chloride decomposes into silver an chlorine gas when exposed to sunlight. Dark-coloured bottles interrupt the path of light such that light cannot reach silver chloride in the bottles and its decomposition is prevented. It is known that silver chloride decomposes to silver and chlorine in the presence of light. They act as a filter and this prevents the reactions Hence Silver chloride is stored in dark-coloured bottles.

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Answer 2

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