What is the oxidation number of S in (NH4)2S2O8
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S₂ has the oxidation number of 0 due to one of the rules for assigning oxidation numbers. This rule states that the oxidation number of an element in it's free or uncombined state is zero. Other examples of this would be H₂, N₂, Fe, etc. Hope this helped :)
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