Chemistry, asked by chaitanyagawali10, 1 year ago

The oxidation number of Pb in Pb3O4 is :
A) + 2/3
B) +4
) +
D) +2
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Answered by chandana91
31

by taking pb as x oxidation no.

3x+(-2)(4)=0

hence x=+8/3

Answered by Anonymous
35

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Let oxidation number of Pb is = x

And we know that

Oxidation number of Oxygen is = -2

So,

\large\implies{\sf 3×x+4×(-2)=0 }

\large\implies{\sf x=+\frac{8}{3} }

\large{\sf Pb_3O_4} is not exist at this form it exist as \large{\sf PbO\:and\:PbO_2 } and their Oxidation number is in ratio of 2:1

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