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Silver ans copper lose their shine

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Answered by zahaansajid
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Answer:

Silver and copper lose their shine after some time when left open to the atmosphere or air

Explanation:

\blacksquare Silver and copper lose their shine after some time when left open to the atmosphere or air due to the formation of a new layer on top of them

\blacksquare Silver reacts with sulphur present in the air to form sulphide layer which is a black coloured solid which do not have any shine

\impliesThe chemical reaction is :

\boxed{ 2Ag + S \rightarrow Ag_2 S}

\blacksquare Copper reacts with oxygen present in the air to form oxide layer which is also a black coloured layer which do not have any shine

\implies The chemical reaction is :

\boxed{2 Cu + O_2 \rightarrow 2CuO }

Answered by kishoreb1712
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Answer:

Silver and copper lose their shine after some time when left open to the atmosphere or air due to the formation of a new layer on top of them

Copper reacts with oxygen present in the air to form oxide layer which is also a black coloured layer which do not have any shine

 

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