Why white coloured silver chloride turns grey when kept in sunlight?
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Silver chloride breaks down to Silver and chloride.
Silver is white in colour and when kept in sunlight silver chloride turns grey.
Silver is white in colour and when kept in sunlight silver chloride turns grey.
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This is so because the amount of energy of light decomposes AgCl to silver (Ag+) and chloride (Cl-) in the presence of sunlight . The silver chloride is actually black which is fully spread over white AgCl which looks grey.
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This is so because the amount of energy of light decomposes AgCl to silver (Ag+) and chloride (Cl-) in the presence of sunlight . The silver chloride is actually black which is fully spread over white AgCl which looks grey.
hope it will help u!!
mark it brainliest if it helped u!
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