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Which of the following is completely soluble in aqua regia?

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AgI
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AgCl
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AgBr
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none of the above
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Solution

The correct option is D AgCl
Aqua regia is one of the strongest acids and is capable of dissolving Au and Pt.
Metallic Ag does not dissolve in aqua-regia but undergoes a very slow reaction with AgCl and for a very short amount of time. This slow reaction takes place due to the formation of complex.

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