Silver chloride is soluble in methylamine due to the formation of

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Silver chloride is soluble in methylamine due to the formation of (A) [ Ag ( CH 3 NH 2)2] Cl (B) Ag ( CH 3 NH 2) Cl (C) AgOH (D) Ag + CH 3 Cl + NH 4 Cl

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Silver chloride dissolves in methyl amine to form a complex. AgCl +2 CH 3 NH 2 arrow underset textSoluble complex[ Ag ( NH 2 CH 3)2] Cl

Q. Silver chloride is soluble in methylamine due to the formation of

$[A g (C H_{3} N H_{2})_{2}] Cl$

$A g (C H_{3} N H_{2}) Cl$

$A g O H$

$A g + C H_{3} Cl + N H_{4} Cl$

Silver chloride dissolves in methyl amine to form a complex.

$A g Cl + 2 C H_{3} N H_{2} \to Soluble complex [A g (N H_{2} C H_{3})_{2}] Cl$

Q. Silver chloride is soluble in methylamine due to the formation of

[Ag(CH3​NH2​)2​]Cl

Ag(CH3​NH2​)Cl

AgOH

Ag+CH3​Cl+NH4​Cl

Silver chloride dissolves in methyl amine to form a complex. AgCl+2CH3​NH2​→Soluble complex[Ag(NH2​CH3​)2​]​Cl

$[A g (C H_{3} N H_{2})_{2}] Cl$

$A g (C H_{3} N H_{2}) Cl$

$A g O H$

$A g + C H_{3} Cl + N H_{4} Cl$

Silver chloride dissolves in methyl amine to form a complex.

$A g Cl + 2 C H_{3} N H_{2} \to Soluble complex [A g (N H_{2} C H_{3})_{2}] Cl$