Posted by Agu on Wednesday, May 25, 2011 at 5:58pm.
You must mean HNO3 since there is no such thing as hno3. When adding AgNO3 to a solution to test for Cl^-, you acidify with HNO3 to make sure the soln is acid enough that AgOH does not ppt.
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