Chemistry Oxidation Number?
Hello, can anyone tell me what oxidation numbers these compounds have? Thanks in advance 🙂
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Moin,
the oxidation stage (oxidation number) of a particle (ion) agrees with its charge.
So if you have a four-fold positively charged manganese cation (Mn)4+), then its oxidation number is +IV (+4).
In a double negatively charged oxide anion (O2) its oxidation number is accordingly —II (–2).
I’m sure you’ll get the rest, right?
LG from the Waterkant
I’m with…
Where?
Manganese 4+, oxygen 2-, iron 3+
Achsoo. I’m sorry, I thought I’d have to take into account the two of Fe3+.
Ahh okay, I think I’ve ever understood. Thank you very much!
The 2 says it’s 2 Fe atoms. In the oxidation numbers, however, you consider the individual atom.
It’s like when you say “a couple consists of 2 people. How many hands does a man have?”
They’re all on it.
Sorry I heard about it for the first time, so I don’t know.