oxidation no of S in H2S2O8? explain solution properly
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OXIDATION NUMBER OF S ( SULPHUR)
Let oxidation no. Of S be x.
H2 's O. N. = +2
O' s O. N. = - 2( 8) = -16
SO, + 2 + 2 ( x ) + ( - 16 ) = 0 ( Becz overall charge is zero).
2x - 14 = 0
x = + 14/ 2
x = +7
OXIDATION NUMBER OF S is +7.
This is wrong analysis as Oxidation number of Sulphur cannot be +7 as it varies only from - 2 to +6.
So, due to Peroxide linkage, it's ON. becomes +6.
Let oxidation no. Of S be x.
H2 's O. N. = +2
O' s O. N. = - 2( 8) = -16
SO, + 2 + 2 ( x ) + ( - 16 ) = 0 ( Becz overall charge is zero).
2x - 14 = 0
x = + 14/ 2
x = +7
OXIDATION NUMBER OF S is +7.
This is wrong analysis as Oxidation number of Sulphur cannot be +7 as it varies only from - 2 to +6.
So, due to Peroxide linkage, it's ON. becomes +6.
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The oxidation no of S in H2S2O8 is +7.
- H2S2O8 is the oxo acid of sulphur.
- It is also called marshalls acid or peroxodesulphuric acid.
- Let the oxidation state of sulphur is X.
- Now, we know the oxidation state of oxygen is -2 while the oxidation state of hydrogen is 1.
- 1×2 +2x +(-2)8 = 0
- -16+2+2x = 0
- x = 14/2 = +7
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