25. Explain, with balanced ionic equations, why (a) Cul2 dissolves in ammonia solution, ( Make sure to give conclusion to explain why; All equations have to balance.) (b) AgBr dissolves in NaCN solution, and (c) HgCl2 dissolves in KCI solution.

25. Explain, with balanced ionic equations, why (a) Cul2 dissolves in ammonia solution, ( Make sure to give conclusion to explain why; All equations have to balance.) (b) AgBr dissolves in NaCN solution, and (c) HgCl2 dissolves in KCI solution.

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25. Explain, with balanced ionic equations,
why (a) Culz dissolves in ammonia solution, ( Make sure to give conclusion to explain why; All
equations have to balance.)
(b) AgBr dissolves in NaCN solution,
and (c) HgCl2 dissolves in KCI solution.

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