
Ans:- In A1
AgNO3 (aq)+ NaCl(aq) ----->AgCl(s) + NaNO3 (aq)
Agcl is white ppt . This formation of ppt is a test for presence of chloride ion and even test of group 1 cations in salt analysis .
Agcl is non -polar because of big size of silver ion with chlorine ion and so it's deform the electrons shells,so this gives its non polar nature so agcl insoluble in water .
In A2 Ag2CO3 is in water considered insoluble in watee but small amount of it 0.032g/l is soluble at 25°C.
In A3 Ag2SO4 is also marginally soluble in water
In A4 AgI is nearly insoluble in water for 3×10^-6 g/l in water at 20°C
So A1 gives most ppt.
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