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 * There will be a question(s) with the answer and step by step explanation of that(those) answer(s).
 * Relevant historical background explaining when the reaction would be encountered (industry, research, kitchen, etc.)
 * Pictures and media to bring the reaction to life.
 * References.





Silver is a precious metal that is used in a number of chemical reactions. However, silver is not cheap and in some cases it may be more lucrative to reclaim the silver from a reaction rather than let it slip down the drain. This is exactly what the Department of Chemistry at Kasetsart University attempted when they used zinc as a reducing agent to reclaim spent silver from silver chloride. Furthermore, silver can be bonded to other metals by electroplating during reduction. For example, zinc doped with silver nanoparticles was found to increase the rate of degradation of carbon tetrachloride (a toxic non-polar compound) by 4 - 10 times. Finally, zinc may be used as a reducing agent to clean the oxidation off of valuable old silver coins.
 * History**

The video below is NOT of zinc with silver, but it does illustrate the reduction of silver-oxide using various other reducing agents and or applying a voltage via a battery. media type="youtube" key="vGCx9HZwYBo?fs=1" height="385" width="640"