For cach of the following compounds, give the oxidation state of each element in thecompound.1.CoOb.HCIONACIOC.Fe(10.)d.H,SOFor the balanced chemical equation shown below, calculate the oxidation states of all thereactants and products. Identify the elements that are oxidized and reduced, and identifythe oxidizers and reducers. How many electrons were transferred during the course ofthe reaction?CO:(g)2F:(g) → CF(g)Ox(g)

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For cach of the following compounds, give the oxidation state of each element in the compound. a. CoO KMNO4 b. HCIO f. NaCIO Fe(10)

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For cach of the following compounds, give the oxidation state of each element in the
compound.
1.
CoO
b.
HCIO
NACIO
C.
Fe(10.)
d.
H,SO
For the balanced chemical equation shown below, calculate the oxidation states of all the
reactants and products. Identify the elements that are oxidized and reduced, and identify
the oxidizers and reducers. How many electrons were transferred during the course of
the reaction?
CO:(g)
2F:(g) → CF(g)
Ox(g)

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