Election ink, used to mark voters, is primarily composed of Silver Nitrate.
The chemical used in indelible ink (Election ink) is _____? - [A] Sodium Nitrate - [C] Silver Nitrate - [B] Potassium Nitrate - [D] Silver Iodide
Asked in POST GRADUATE TEACHER (PGT) 2018 · Topic: Inorganic Chemistry (Chemistry of Main Group Elements (s-block and p-block))
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