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list any two observations when silver bromine is exposed to light?

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Answered by saakshiagrawal2007

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Silver bromide is a photosensitive compound that decomposes when exposes to sunlight. That is the reason it is always kept in the dark bottles. The reaction of silver chloride with sunlight is also called as photolytic decomposition reaction in which the decomposition reaction carried out by sunlight

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Answered by Anonymous

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Silver bromide is a photosensitive compound that decomposes when exposes to sunlight. That is the reason it is always kept in the dark bottles. The reaction of silver chloride with sunlight is also called as photolytic decomposition reaction in which the decomposition reaction carried out by sunlight

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