Textbook doesn't tell much about after the reaction as doing it practical In the Salt and Silver Solution reaction - Chemistry - Study of Compounds

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Textbook doesn't tell much about after the reaction as doing it
practical In the Salt and Silver Solution reaction It precipitates
at bottom (or near to the surface w r t to a YouTube video of the
reaction) in white
But afterwards, it turns colorless if left untouched for some time
Why? And it regains the white ppt after shaking There is no excess
of anything
So this reaction is reversible?
(Done at room temperature in a room with no direct sunlight)

Jeetika Manuja · Accepted Answer

Dear student,

The precipitates settles down when left untouched or at a stable
state with no movement, the solution may appear colourless as the
precipitate is settled at the bottom
Precipitation reactions are irreversible as the energy required to
reverse the forward reaction is prohibited So, this chemical
reaction is irreversible

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