Sodium + Silverchloride —> makes what?

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Thekthuser asked Jun 9, 2022

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Sodium
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Silverchloride —> makes what?

Chemistry
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sodium chloride

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Andreas Eriksson answered Jun 11, 2022

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Answer:

The answer is sodium chloride

Step-by-step explanation:

since Na is more reactive than Ag it displaces the Ag from AgCl

check the reactivity series to prove the point

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