Chemistry, asked by chauhanvikrant12, 4 months ago

How does photochemical reaction affect silver chloride?

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Answered by TrueRider

Silver chloride is sensitive to light and breaks down to form metallic silver, which appears black. ... The brighter the light falling on the photographic film or paper, the faster the reaction - and the darker that part of the (negative) image appears.

Answered by amangupta90

Answer:

photochemical reaction decompose the silver chloride into Silver and Chloride.

Explanation:

AgCl_h¥_Ag+Cl(^)

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