Sodium thiosulphate is used in photography because of its(a) reducing behaviour (b) oxidising behaviour(c) complex forming behaviour(d) reaction with light
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complex forming nature
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The compound sodium thiosulphate is generally used in photography as a fixer because of its complex forming behaviour.
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Since sodium thiosulfate has a complex forming ability, during photography, it reacts with the undecomposed silver bromide( AgBr) to form a silver thiosulphate complex which is soluble in nature.
It is mainly used as a photographic fixer used for both film as well as photographic paper processing methods.
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