Write the IUPAC name of Tollen's Reagent
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It is called Tollens' reagent, from the name of Bernhard Tollens who invented it. It has nochemical formula, being a mixture of Silver Nitrate and Ammonia in solution. Its active ingredient is Di-ammine-silver(I) complex ( [Ag(NH₃)₂]⁺ ). Alternatively, aqueous ammonia can be added directly to silver nitrate solution.
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The IUPAC name of Tollen's reagent is diamine silver(I)hydroxide.
- The chemical formula of Tollen's reagent is .
- Here the oxidation state of Ag is +1.
- Due to the presence of the OH group the hydroxide term will come.
- In this complex two amino groups are present so, diamine will come.
- For the presence of Ag, the word silver will come.
- So, the IUPAC name is diamine silver(I)hydroxide.
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