what change will you observe if white silver chloride in sunlight ? Write a balanced chemical equation for the reation and the type of reation
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here's your answer......
when we put silver chloride (AgCl2)..
in the sunlight it decomposes in it's constituent elements..........i.e, silver and chlorine .....
the chemical equation is.....
2AgCl2=2Ag+2Cl2....
and we can see that reactant is decomposed to it's constituents so this type of reaction is called decomposition reaction.......
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here's your answer......
when we put silver chloride (AgCl2)..
in the sunlight it decomposes in it's constituent elements..........i.e, silver and chlorine .....
the chemical equation is.....
2AgCl2=2Ag+2Cl2....
and we can see that reactant is decomposed to it's constituents so this type of reaction is called decomposition reaction.......
hope it helps you.....
plz mark as brainliest.....
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Answer:
The color of Silver Chloride turns into grey color.
When it come in contact with sunlight it goes in photolytic decomposition.
The reaction reaction as follow :
2AgCl = ( Sunlight ) ⇒ 2 Ag + Cl₂
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