Assign $A, B, C, D$ from the given type of reaction.
$AgNO_3 \,(Solution) + NaF \,(Solution) \longrightarrow$ No reaction
$AgNO_3 \,(Solution) + NaF \,(Solution) \longrightarrow$ No reaction
- Afor coloured ppt./Black ppt.
- Bfor coloured solution.
- Cfor clear/colourless solution
- Dfor white ppt.
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