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silver chloride turns grey to form silver metal.Is it true or false?

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Answered by ElegantSplendor
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Answer:

Silver chloride which is white colour turns to grey colour silver due to decomposition reaction which occur in presence of sunlight. Such reactions are called as Photo chemical reactions.

Answered by Anonymous
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Yes,it is true that silver chloride turns grey to form silver metal.

• The silver chloride is a photosensitive chemical substance. That's why,in the exposure to the sunlight,the silver chloride performs a photochemical decomposition reaction.

• In the photochemical decomposition reaction of the silver chloride,the metallic silver and chlorine gas are formed.

• The metallic silver is naturally grey in colour and that's why the photochemically decomposed silver chloride also appears grey in colour.

AgCl (white) + Sunlight -----> Ag (grey) + Cl

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