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Silver(I) reacts with hydrogen sulfide, H2S, and with soluble sulfide salts, to produce an insoluble, grayish-black...

Silver(I) reacts with hydrogen sulfide, H2S, and with soluble sulfide salts, to produce an insoluble, grayish-black precipitate in both acidic and basic solutions. Write down both of these reactions by predicting the correct products in both acidic and basic conditions.

A. Acidic conditions

B. Basic conditions

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