$AgCl$ dissolves in a solution of $NH_3$ but not in water because
- A$NH_3$ is a better solvent than $H_2O$
- B$Ag^{+}$ forms a complex ion with $NH_3$
- C$NH_3$ is a stronger base than $H_2O$
- DThe dipole moment of water is higher than $NH_3$
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