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The precipitate formed by mixing silver ...

The precipitate formed by mixing silver nitrate and sodium chloride disappears on adding ethylamine. It is due to the formation of

A

`C_2H_5Cl`

B

`C_2H_5NO_2`

C

`[Ag(C_2H_5NH_2)_2]Cl`

D

`CH_3COCl`

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