In the following questions, give the oxidation number of the indicated atoms/ion:6. S in AL,S;7. Ba in BaCl,8. Cl in Fe(CIO2)sIV.1. N in N2O;2. S in H;SO.3. C4. Cin CO9. Fe in Fe (CIO2)3.5. Na in NaCl10. N in NO:

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IV. In the following questions, give the oxidation number of the indicated atoms/ion: 1. N in N2O; 6. S in AL,S; 7. Ba in BaCl, 8. Cl in Fe(CIO:)s 2. S in H;SO, 3. С 4. Cin CO 9. Fe in Fe (CIO:)3. 5. Na in NaCl 10. N in NO:

IV. In the following questions, give the oxidation number of the indicated atoms/ion: 1. N in N2O; 6. S in AL,S; 7. Ba in BaCl, 8. Cl in Fe(CIO:)s 2. S in H;SO, 3. С 4. Cin CO 9. Fe in Fe (CIO:)3. 5. Na in NaCl 10. N in NO:

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Chapter18: Oxidation–reduction Reactions And Electrochemistry

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