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Spikeman197
2 years ago

because an unloaded NO3 does not exist! It is the NitratIon NO3(-) which makes it N(V). Since this is also the number of external electrons (see main groups No) is no longer possible!

If a peroxide would still be possible. But then it would be only N(IV), because O2 is only (-II) and not (-IV)!

universalprofi
2 years ago

Each O in the nitrat is (thought) an O 2

Total one (1) charge remains.
“How much + does the N have to bring that out?”

universalprofi
2 years ago
Reply to  Share906

3*-2 (loading of O2) + x=1 (load of nitrate). rho again high

universalprofi
2 years ago
Reply to  Share906

If the sum equals zero, it is unloaded. Nitrations are not unloaded, but simply negative.

universalprofi
2 years ago
Reply to  Share906

It is not 0 loaded, but 1-