A homogeneous mixture of different silver halide precipitates can be generated by: Select the correct answer below: slowly adding aqueous silver ions to a solution containing halide ions slowly adding a mixture of aqueous halide ions to a solution of silver ions adding solid silver halides to water none of the above

slowly adding aqueous silver ions to a solution containing halide ions

Explanation:

We know that silver halides are insoluble in water. This means that they do not dissolve in water.

The precipitation of halide ions occurs according to the reaction;

Ag^+(aq) + X^-(aq) >AgX(s)

When a solution of aqueous silver ion is slowly added to a solution containing a mixture of halide ions, a homogeneous mixture of different silver halide precipitates is generated.

it is a good conductor

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