Assign oxidation states for all atoms in each of the following compounds.a. P406P: -7 vO:-3 vb. Naz AsO4Na: -5 vAs: -6 v0:-5 vс. СОСI,C: -6 v-4 vCl:

Given compounds are :- P4O6 , Na3AsO4 , COCl2 Oxygen (O) has -2 oxidation state. Sodium (Na) has…

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Assign oxidation states for all atoms in each of the following compounds. a. P406 P: -7 v 0: -3 v b. Naz AsO4 Na: -5 v As: -6 v 0: -5 v с. СОСI, C: -6 0: -4 Cl: -4 v

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Assign oxidation states for all atoms in each of the following compounds.
a. P406
P: -7 v
O:-3 v
b. Naz AsO4
Na: -5 v
As: -6 v
0:-5 v
с. СОСI,
C: -6 v
-4 v
Cl:

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