Chemistry, asked by nareshmspy01, 8 months ago

Find out the oxidation number of chromium in potassium dichromate and

chlorine in potassium chlorate.​

Answers

Answered by Palash221206
0

Answer:

Let, X be the oxidation state of Cr in K  

2

​  

Cr  

2

​  

O  

7

​  

.

2(+1)+2X+7(−2)=0

2+2X−14=0

2X=12

X=+6

Hence, the oxidation state of Cr in K  

2

​  

Cr  

2

​  

O  

7

​  

 is +6.

Explanation:

Answered by s9218
1

Answer:

So from that, you can work out that to balance out the single potassium (+1) and three oxygens (-2 each), the chlorine has to have an oxidation number of +5 (1+5 -6 = 0).

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