The hydride of group 15 dissolves in water to form a basic solution.Adding this solution to AgCl precipitates dissolves the precipitates.Why does this precipitate dissolve? Write chemical equation.
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NH3 which when added to AgCl precipitates [Ag(NH3)2]Cl due to the formation of complex diammine silver chloride.
2NH3 + AgCl ⇄ [Ag(NH3)2]Cl
White ppt. of AgCl appears on adding aq. HNO3.
- When HNO3 is added, it combines with ammonia to form ammonium nitrate which decreases the concentration of ammonia.
- Therefore the concentration of ammonia decreases.
- The equilibrium for the formation of silver ammonia complex shifts to left which decreases the chloride ion concentration and the increase in the concentration of chloride ions becomes 0.
- This causes the precipitate of silver chloride.
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