Is silver chloride a organic compound?

Answer 1

Yes, because Silver and Oxygen are chemically combined in Silver oxide to form a new compound which has different chemical and physical properties from either of the two elements which reacted to form it.

Answer 2

yes chloride is a compound.

single atom of chlorine is not stable. so easily combines with another chlorine atom and forms a molecule and which is also unstable so it readily binds with other molecules and forms compound.

Answer 3

Silver chloride a compound is a chemical compound which has a chemical formula AgCl. One of its properties is the low solubility in water.

Answer 4

sure. AgCl is a compound, AgNO3 is another example

Answer 5

No. An organic compound is usually one that primarily contains carbon, hydrogen, and/or oxygen. Silver chloride is AgCl, which is inorganic.

Answer 6

Yes, it in fact makes quite a few compounds. AgCl is probably most known, as it is used in Photography.

Answer 7

No, silver chloride is an inorganic compound consisting of silver and chlorine. It does not contain carbon-hydrogen bonds, which are characteristic of organic compounds.