Silver(I) reacts with hydrogen sulfide, H2?S, and with soluble sulfide salts, to produce an insoluble, grayish-black precipitate in bothacidic and basic solutions. Write down both of these reactions by predicting the correct products in both acidic and basic conditions. A. In acidic conditions: 2Ag(aq)+H2?S(g)?Ag2?S(s)+2H?(aq) B: In basic co

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Silver(I) reacts with hydrogen sulfide, H2?S, and with soluble sulfide salts, to produce an insoluble, grayish-black precipitate in bothacidic and basic solutions. Write down both of these reactions by predicting the correct products in both acidic and basic conditions. A. In acidic conditions: 2Ag(aq)+H2?S(g)?Ag2?S(s)+2H?(aq) B: In basic conditions:

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