What is the formula for the complex formed when silver ion reacts with ammonia?
Correct Answer: Ag(NH3)2+
- Step 1: Identify the silver ion, which is represented as Ag+.
- Step 2: Recognize that ammonia is a molecule represented as NH3.
- Step 3: Understand that when silver ion reacts with ammonia, it forms a complex.
- Step 4: The complex consists of one silver ion and two ammonia molecules.
- Step 5: Write the formula for the complex, which is Ag(NH3)2+.
- Step 6: Know that this complex is called diamminesilver(I) ion.
No concepts available.
