Help Completing this Ionic Equation

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The discussion centers around identifying and completing a redox reaction involving the equation Cl- + Ag[(NH3)2]+ + H+. Participants seek clarity on recognizing redox reactions and determining the two half-reactions due to the presence of three reactants. The consensus emphasizes that the reaction is not complete until the products are specified, highlighting the importance of product identification in redox processes.

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Is this equation a redox reaction? If it is how do I recognize it? I can't seem to complete this.

If it is a redox equation, what are the two half reactions because there are three reactants?

[tex]Cl^{-}~+~Ag[(NH_{3})_{2}]^{+}~+~H^{+}==>~??[/tex]

Thanks.
 
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It's not a reaction until you write down the products. What do you think will form?
 

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