How to calculate oxidation state of carbon in C6H12O6 ?
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Oxidation state of carbons in organic molecules is counted like this: starting with 0, count down -1 if bonded to a hydrogen, count up +1 if bounded to an oxygen, no impact on the number if bonded to another carbon.
Using this rule, carbon in methane is -4, methanol is -2, formaldehyde is 0, formic acid is +2, etc.
By the same rule, the oxidation state of C1 to C6 in glucose is +1, 0, 0, 0, 0, -1.
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The reason is that i have asked the question on this site but i didn’t get satisfying answer . The way you elaborate the concept is very nice . So if you allow me then i want to ask another question also .
A. Alkane
B.Alkene
C.Amino acid
D.Alcohol
Which will be the correct and also the reason please .
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Answer:
6x+1(12)+6(-2)=0
=0
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