A white precipitate of silver chloride is obtained on adding silver nitrate in sodium chloride solution because

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A white precipitate of silver chloride is obtained on adding silver nitrate in sodium chloride solution because (A)  NaCl is insoluble in water (B) CF ion is present in NaCl  (C)  AgNO3 is insoluble in NaCl solution (D)  NaCl is a inorganic compound

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NaClNa++Cl- Cl-+ undersetsilver text nitrate mathopAgNO3 xrightarrow[] underset beginsmallmatrix silver text chloride (white text ppt) endsmallmatrix mathopAgCl downarrow +NO3-

Q. A white precipitate of silver chloride is obtained on adding silver nitrate in sodium chloride solution because

$N a Cl$ is insoluble in water

CF ion is present in $N a Cl$

$A g N O_{3}$ is insoluble in $N a Cl$ solution

$N a Cl$ is a inorganic compound

$N a ClN a^{+} + C l^{-}$ $C l^{-} + s i l v er ni t r a t e A g N O_{3} s i l v er c h l or i d e (w hi t e ppt) A g Cl ↓ + N O_{3}^{-}$

Q. A white precipitate of silver chloride is obtained on adding silver nitrate in sodium chloride solution because

NaCl is insoluble in water

CF ion is present in NaCl

AgNO3​ is insoluble in NaCl solution

NaCl is a inorganic compound

NaClNa++Cl− Cl−+silvernitrateAgNO3​​​silverchloride(whiteppt)​AgCl↓​+NO3−​

$N a Cl$ is insoluble in water

CF ion is present in $N a Cl$

$A g N O_{3}$ is insoluble in $N a Cl$ solution

$N a Cl$ is a inorganic compound

$N a ClN a^{+} + C l^{-}$ $C l^{-} + s i l v er ni t r a t e A g N O_{3} s i l v er c h l or i d e (w hi t e ppt) A g Cl ↓ + N O_{3}^{-}$