Susan asks…How do you construct a chemical equation of: Aqueous silver bromide decomposes in the presence of sunlight.?Including state symbols.
Oh and I would like to know what type of reaction is this because this is the only reaction I could not get.
Thanks!Nancy answers:The decomposition in question is the reduction of silver ions to silver metal, or from crystals of AgBr into silver metal and bromine gas, or aqueous bromine, Br2(aq), if in solution.
2AgBr(s) + light --> 2Ag(s) +
