oxi. no. of Iodine in KIO3
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Answer:
As you can tell from the formula, KIO3 (V), one K+ ion has bonded with the iodate, so iodate has a charge of -1.
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Explanation:
Let ox. no. of I be x
According to the condition
+1 +x +(-6) =0 (as it is a neutal compound)
→ x -5 = 0
→ x = +5
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