when Ag is exposed to air it gets black coating due to give chemical equation
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Silver articles, when exposed to air become black after sometime. This is because the silver metal reacts with sulphur present in the atmosphere and forms silver sulphide. Thus, a layer of silver sulphide is formed on the surface of silver articles, because of which they appear dull and black.
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When Ag is exposed to air,
it gets a black coating due to corrosion.
- Corrosion is the natural process of slow eating up of any metal when exposed to air(oxygen). It is an irreversible change.
- Silver(Ag) when exposed to air, reacts with the the oxygen and hydrogen present in the atmosphere and reacts with it to form hydrogen sulfide.
- The corrosion of silver is formed due to the collection of dust and the absorption of water.
- The chemical reaction for corrosion of silver is,
4Ag+3+ → 2AgS+2
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