Why is iodine in the OI- ion of a +1 oxidation state?
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It is because O is more electronegative than I2, so to meet out the appropriate needs it is given oS as +1
It is because O is more electronegative than I2, so to meet out the appropriate needs it is given oS as +1
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because the oxidation state of iodine is zero
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