need help answering question two.
what does your observation tell you about the silver nitrate
test?
in the directions we have "the silver nitrate chemical
test makes use of strong affinity that Ag(I) cations have for
bromine and other halogens, resulting in precipitation of insoluble
AgBr from your rcn if the sample contains bromine.
but that doesnt make since completely to me.
help please!
need help answering question two. what does your observation tell you about the silver nitrate test?...
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