Does the oxidation number of an element in any molecule or any polyatiomic ion represent the actual charge on it??
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➖➖➖And that's probably not,,, oxidation no of an element just represent charge,, on it,, not actual charge of the element...
for instance. ,, take ex==>>
Hydrogen in HCL has
on it.....
while in case of compound like,,, NaH...i.e, SODIUM hydirde.. SODIUM carries +ve charge,, while HYDROGEN CARRY -VE charge.... hence it proves that oxidation no doesn't represent actual charge,, but partial charge...
and A note bro... in atoms like H2, O2,ETC oxidation no is always zero...
➖➖➖And that's probably not,,, oxidation no of an element just represent charge,, on it,, not actual charge of the element...
for instance. ,, take ex==>>
Hydrogen in HCL has
while in case of compound like,,, NaH...i.e, SODIUM hydirde.. SODIUM carries +ve charge,, while HYDROGEN CARRY -VE charge.... hence it proves that oxidation no doesn't represent actual charge,, but partial charge...
and A note bro... in atoms like H2, O2,ETC oxidation no is always zero...
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