Sodium thiosulphate is used to remove the unexposed AgBr from photographic films by forming a complex. In this complex of silver, the coordination number of silver is:
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Q2
During the developing process in photography, unexposed AgBr is washed away by complexation of Ag(I) by sodium thiosulphate solution. These washings are often disposed of as waste. However, metallic silver can be recovered from them by adding cyanide, followed by zinc. What is the hybridization of zinc is the complex formed during the recovery of silver?
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Q3
Sodium thiosulphate is called I....... and is used like II....... and removes unreacted light sensitive AgBr by forming the complex III.......
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Q4
Assertion :Silver bromide is used in photography. Reason: Silver bromide is used in photography because silver bromide is photosensitive. It decomposes and is converted into metallic silver grains when light is incident on it.
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Q5
Assertion :Ammonical silver nitrate converts glucose to gluconic acid and metallic silver is precipitated. Reason: Glucose acts as a weak reducing agent.