The precipitate formed by mixing silver nitrate and sodium chloride solution disappear on adding ethyl amine. It is due to the formation of?

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It is due to complex formation with methyl amine. Nitrogen of methyl amine donates lone pair to Ag to form complex.

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The precipitate formed by mixing silver nitrate and sodium chloride solution disappear on adding ethyl amine. It is due to the formation of?

Dear Student, It is due to complex formation with methyl amine. Nitrogen of methyl amine donates lone pair to Ag to form complex. Regards

Dear Student,
It is due to complex formation with methyl amine. Nitrogen of methyl amine donates lone pair to Ag to form complex.

Regards