White Silver Surface Turns Black When O3 is Passed Over It.    This Is Due To The Formation Of

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Question

 

White silver surface turns black when O3 is passed over it.   

This is due to the formation of

Solution

Correct option is

Freshly reduced silver which is black in colour

 

  

  

                                    (black)

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