Chemistry, asked by nishant9899, 1 year ago

what changes will you observe if white silver chloride is placed in sunlight?write an equation for the reaction and the type of reaction and also define

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Answered by kunjalagr
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If silver Chloride is placed in sunlight it will go under light decomposition reaction to form silver and chlorine. the type of reaction is light decomposition reaction.
decomposition reaction is a reaction in which a single compound breaks down itni two or more simpler compounds.
2AgCl - 2Ag + Cl2
Answered by BendingReality
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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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