How is the silver halide obtained from an organic compound distinguished?

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(N/A) $i$. White precipitate: Chlorine is present,and these precipitates are more soluble in $NH_4OH$.
$ii$. Light yellowish precipitate: Bromine is present. The precipitate is sparingly soluble in ammonium hydroxide and becomes soluble upon heating.
$iii$. Yellow precipitate: It is insoluble in $NH_4OH$,indicating the presence of iodine.

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