Chemistry, asked by Imarta83, 1 year ago

the oxidation state of I in H4IO-6
a.+1 b.-1 c.+7 d.+5

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Answered by Anonymous
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hey mate!


let it's oxidation no. be x

then, oxidation state of I in

H4lO-6 =

+4 +x -12 =0

x =8

#Phoenix


Anonymous: ??
Imarta83: ans may be +7 or +5or-1or+1
Imarta83: but thanks for ur help
Anonymous: :-( sry dear.... no need to mark it as brainliest if it's wrong
Anonymous: See I have correction ... the -6 is the overall charge on the Hydrogen Ionate ... thus to find the Oxidation of I we will write .. (H4IO6)^-1 = 1 ×4 + X + (-2)6 = -1 thus we get as 4 -12+ X = -1 ==》 -8 + X = -1 thus we get .. X = -1 + 8 ==》 X = 7 ..thus oxidation of iodine is + 7 here
Anonymous: ohh tq.... charge missing tha ques me...
Anonymous: yah... u r ri8....
Anonymous: but I can't edit it now :-(
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Imarta83: tanq
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