Chemistry, asked by purba2, 1 year ago

why AgCl is soluble in ammoia??

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Answered by ArmaanA

AgCl is soluble in Ammonia (NH3) because Ammonia is not a polar molecule. A basic rule in organic chemistry (Or any chemistry) is Like dissolve like thus polar substances polar ones and vice - versa.

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