The oxyanion of nitrogen in which it has the highest oxidation state is the nitrate ion (NO3−). The corresponding oxyanion of phosphorus is PO43−. The NO43− ion is known but not very stable. The PO3− ion is not known. Account for these differences in terms of the bonding in the four anions.
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