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Silver nitrate gives a white precipitate AA with aqueous sodium thiosulphate BB; the precipitate dissolves in excess of thiosulphate. If the precipitate is heated with water, it turns black CC, and the supernatant liquid then gives a white precipitate DD with acidified barium nitrate solution. Read the above analysis report and answer the questions given below:
Select correct explanation for the formation of C and D :

A
When B is heated with H2O, H2S is formed which gives black ppt of Ag2S.
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Ag2S (black C) is precipitated alongwith H2SO4(in supernatant layer) which gives white ppt with Ba(NO3)2 solution
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Ag2SO4 (black C) is precipitated alongwith H2S which gives white ppt with Ba(NO3)2 solution
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None of the above
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Solution

The correct option is A Ag2S (black C) is precipitated alongwith H2SO4(in supernatant layer) which gives white ppt with Ba(NO3)2 solution
Silver nitrate gives a white precipitate A of Ag2S2O3 with aqueous sodium thiosulphate B
2AgNO3+Na2S2O3Ag2S2O3(white)
the precipitate dissolves in excess of thiosulphate. If the precipitate is heated with water, it turns black due to formation of C (Ag2S)
Ag2S2O3water−−Ag2S+H2SO4
and the supernatant liquid then gives a white precipitate D with acidified barium nitrate solution.
H2SO4+Ba(NO3)2BaSO4+2HNO3

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