Chemistry, asked by sushant6314, 11 months ago

What are typical oxidation states for tin?

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Answer:

Typically tin adopts two oxidation states.......

Explanation:

Stannous ion is Sn2+, and SnCl2 is

stannous chloride

reference here!).

Stannic ion is Sn4+, and SnCl4 is stannic chloride, which is a volatile liquid.

Likewise,

titanic chloride, and titanous chlorideare TiCl4(l), and TiCl2(s)

respectively. But don't get confused.

Ti represents titanium metal, and Sn represent stannum, i.e. tin.

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