What are some chemical properties of silver nitrate

I've been looking everywhere, and all I get are things needed for the MSDS (i.e. corrosive)...
So far, I've only got non-combustible. At least three more would be greatly appreciated!

Edit - then you are asking for chemical reactions or chemical reactivity, not properties. For a pure compund, the chemical and material properties are the same. Chemical properties means the properties of the chemcial, no matter if physical or chemical. For chemical, reacts with sodium chloride to produce precipitate of AgCl, reacts with organic material (especially skin) to produce dark residue of Ag2O, It is oxidizable. It has a redox potential of

Ag+ +  e− Ag(s) +0.7996

Also, if non-combustable is "chemical property", not flammable is a "chemical property.

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If you look at MSDSs, you will see it is poisonous, a strong oxidizer, not flammable, not volatile, white, solid at room temp, odorless, soluble in water,