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Silvering of a mirror is nothing but to deposit a silver coat on a glass sheet or a glass plate .So that it can reflect most of the light.
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Silvering of a mirror is nothing but to deposit a silver coat on a glass plate or a glass sheet . So the mirror can reflects most of the light.
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To deposit a coating of pure silver on a glass sheet or a glass plate is called silvering of mirror. Silvering process converts a plane glass sheet into a mirror. THEORY OF SILVERING PROCESS www.citycollegiate.com Ammonical silver nitrate is a mild oxidizing agent. Its ion, + can oxidize many...
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To deposit a coating of pure silver on a glass sheet or a glass plate is called silvering of mirror. Silvering process converts a plane glass sheet into a mirror. THEORY OF SILVERING PROCESS www.citycollegiate.com Ammonical silver nitrate is a mild oxidizing agent. Its ion, [Ag(NH3)2]+ can oxidize many compounds such as aldehydes and a layer of pure 'Ag' is deposited on the glass surface. In the process Ag+ ions are reduced to Ag metal. METHOD OF SILVERING OF MIRROR (1) Clear the glass sheet to remove any stain or oily materials. Cleaning is done with ammonia solution. (2) Prepare aqueous solution of AgNO3. (3) Dilute this solution with ammonium hydroxide solution slowly until brown ppt of silver oxide is redissolved. AgNO3 + NH4OH è AgOH + NH4NO3 (white ppt.) AgOH + 2NH4OH è [Ag(NH3)2]OH + 2H2O 2[Ag(NH3)2]OH è Ag2O + H2O + 4NH3 (4) To this solution add glucose(reducing agent) and immediately pour the solution on the glass sheet to be silvered. It spreads over the surface glass sheet. The reduction begins and 'Ag' is deposited on the glass sheet and a brilliant mirror is formed. read less
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Silvering of a mirror is nothing but to deposit a silver coat on a glass sheet or a glass plate .So that it can reflect most of the light.
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silvering is process converting plane glass sheet into a mirror.
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A thin layer of Silver is coated on one side of glass. This thin layer reflects most of the light falling on it and that's how it functions as a mirror. This is called silvering.
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• Silvering is a chemical process in which glass sheet or plate coating was achieved by using the reflective substance like pure silver and aluminum. • The process performed in the presence of ammonical silver nitrate(Tollen reagent)
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Silvering is the chemical process of coating glass with a reflective substance
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silvering of mirror is the process of coating the backside of the ordinary mirror with silver to produce images by reflection.
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this is chemical test used to detect aldehyde in the molecule.this is also known as Tollen's test this can distinguished aldehyde from ketone .as you see in the following reaction the aldehyde react with tollen's reagent and get oxidised to form carboxylic acid and this is not possible in the case the...
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this is chemical test used to detect aldehyde in the molecule.this is also known as Tollen's test this can distinguished aldehyde from ketone .as you see in the following reaction the aldehyde react with tollen's reagent and get oxidised to form carboxylic acid and this is not possible in the case the ketone as you have to break C - C bond and also ketone are less reactive than aldehyde. 2 [Ag(NH3)2]+ + RCHO + H2O → 2 Ag(s) + 4 NH3 + RCO2H + 2 H+ the oxidation state of C in aldehyde is +1 and in carboxylic acid is +3 as there is increased in oxidation state so aldehyde is getting oxidised to form the carboxylic acid. read less
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