What change is observed if white silver chloride is placed in sunlight? Write an equation of the reaction and explain the type of reaction.
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"The change that occurs when white silver chloride is placed in sunlight is discussed below:
By exposing the white silver chloride in the sunlight, a sudden change occurs which produces the black metallic colored silver with the evaporation of Chlorine gas.
2AgCl → 2Ag + Cl2
This process is called as photodecomposition reaction.
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This produces the black metallic coloured Silver and chlorine gas.
2AgCl=> 2Ag +Cl2
This is called as photo decomposition reaction.
2AgCl=> 2Ag +Cl2
This is called as photo decomposition reaction.
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