Why is it necessary to wash silver chloride before drying it?
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Because that is the standard work-up for precipitates.........
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You got a slurry of insoluble A g C l as a white solid. The curdy precipitate can occlude some other halide salts UNLESS you give it a good wash with water. And of course here you face the problem that the silver chloride is photoactive, and could photo-reduce to silver metal. And this used to be basis of old black and white photography.
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