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If Sodium Chloride is Added to Silver Nitrate Solution: A. Which Precipitate is Formed? B. Name the Type of Reaction. C. Write the Chemical Equation.

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Question

If sodium chloride is added to the silver nitrate solution:

a. which precipitate is formed?
b. name the type of reaction.
c. write the chemical equation.

Answer in Brief
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Solution

If Sodium Chloride is added to Silver Nitrate Solution then,

(a) A white coloured precipitate of silver chloride is formed.

(b) The reaction is double displacement reaction.

(c) \[\ce{AgNO3_{(aq)} + NaCI_{(aq)}-> NaNO3_{(aq)} + AgCI_{(s)}}\]

Where: \[\ce{AgNO3_{(aq)}}\] = Silver nitrate

\[\ce{NaCI_{(aq)}}\] = Sodium Chloride

\[\ce{NaNO3_{(aq)}}\] = Sodium Nitrate

\[\ce{AgCI_{(s)}}\] = Silver Chloride

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