Question

silver nitrate +hydrochloric acid=silver chloride+nitric acid balance it​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

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→Silver nitrate+Hydrochloric acid=Siver chloride + Nitric acid.

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→AgNO3+HCL=AgCl+HNO3

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→1AgNO3+1HCL=1AgCL+1HNO3

→AGNO3+HCL=AgCL+HNO3.

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☞The above reaction is a type of Double Displacement reaction in which complete exchange of ions or molecules takes place.

$→AB+CD=AD+CB$

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1. Displacement reaction(AB+C=CB+A).
2. Combination reaction(A+B=AB)
3. Decomposition reaction(AB=A+B)

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