In case of ch3cooh the oxidation number of carbon of carboxylic group is
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CH3COOH
4+1×3+C+(-2)+(-2)+1=0
4+C=0
C=-4
Oxidation no of C is minus 4
4+1×3+C+(-2)+(-2)+1=0
4+C=0
C=-4
Oxidation no of C is minus 4
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In , the oxidation number of carbon of carboxylic group is -3.
Explanation:
- In the given compound there are 2 carbons. One carbon is attached with three hydrogen atoms, whereas the other carbon is attached with 2 oxygen atoms and one hydrogen atom.
- As per the general rule, hydrogen acquires +1 charge when it is attached with a non-metal, whereas oxygen acquires -2 charge when it is attached with a non-metal.
- The structure of the carboxylic group given in the attachment is observed, it shows that the 2 oxygen atoms are attached to the carbon (non-metal) and one hydrogen atom is attached to oxygen (non-metal) atom.
- When calculation is done as per the structure it gives:
COOH
Let the oxidation number of carbon in carboxylic acid be "X"
X = (-2)+(-2)+1
X = (-4) + 1
X = -3
∴ From the above calculation it is inferred that the oxidation number of carbon of the carboxylic group is -3.
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