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Is "Silver Chloride" soluble in "Sodium Hydroxide"??
Is "Silver Chloride" soluble in "Sodium Hydroxide"??
Is "Silver Chloride" soluble in "Sodium Hydroxide"??
Is Silver Chloride soluble in Sodium Hydroxide ?
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chaoseverlasting
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Yes. It forms a silver complex.
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chaoseverlasting said:
thats exactly what I assumed. Please will you provide me with the reactions or some articles? Please! Thank you very much for the answer.
chaoseverlasting
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Look up qualitative analysis of silver chloride...
ritwik06
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chaoseverlasting said:
Hey, please. Its very important for me. Please do provide me ith the reactions and articles. Please. I have searched a lot on google but in vain. And please remember its silver chloride and sodium hydroxide. Plese do provide me with them. I shall be very grateful.
A link will be helpful either...
Somebody help...
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ritwik06
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Please reply!
Kushal
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from my lil bit poor knowledge of qualitative analysis... i believe that this reaction will yield sodium chloride and silver hydroxide. but silver hydroxide is not so stable... it is quickly converted to hydrated silver oxide. i would say it dissolves...
hope i was right.
hope i was right.