What is oxidation number of iodine in NaIO3
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Oxidation number refers to the charge that an atom in a compound holds when the compound is completely or fully ionic.
Oxidation number determining has a set of simple rules by which they can be reached at. The oxidation number of Iodine in NalO3 is +5.
The oxidation of Na = +1, O = -2, and eventually I = +5
Oxidation number determining has a set of simple rules by which they can be reached at. The oxidation number of Iodine in NalO3 is +5.
The oxidation of Na = +1, O = -2, and eventually I = +5
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Oxidation number of iodine in is +5.
Explanation:
- In simple words oxidation number can be defined as the number of electrons lost by an atom to form the neutral compound.
- The oxidation number of Iodine can be calculated as the oxidation number of sodium is +1 and that of oxygen is -2 .
- We also know the overall charge on a compound must be 0.
- So, the calculation is as follows:
- = (1) + (x) + (-2)x3 =-6 ; where x is the oxidation
- number of Iodine
- So, 1 + x -6 x = 6-1=5 hence the oxidation number of
iodine is +5.
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