Understading the theory of corrosion (Experiment)

Level 2

A student read in a book while studying chemistry that silver corrodes after some time after reacting with external constituents.

He decided to try it himself. He places a bright and shiny piece of silver (big piece to observe the tarnish cleanly) in the open (where it can get contact with the air moisture and other things) for about a month and forgets about it. After a month he gets back to the place to observe his sample. What would have happened to the silver?

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Details and Assumptions :

1) Air contains nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide and other constituents.

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Nothing Bad smell in the area Black layer of

\ce{AgS}

(Silver Sulfide) White layer of

\ce{Ag_{2}}\ce{CO_{3}}

(Silver Carbonate) That silver piece shines even more Silver turns into liquid silver Brown layer of

\ce{Ag}_{2}\ce{O}

(Silver Oxide) It loses it's lustre. But it still looks like silver