1) Determine the oxidation number of:
a)bromine in:bromine dioxide (BrO)² the BrO-³ and BrO-ion.
b)nitrogen in: ammonia (NH)³, the NO² ion and dinitrogen monoxide (N²O)
C)carbon in:carbon monoxide (CO) CO⅔ ion, methane (CH⁴), propene (C³H6) and the HCO³-ion
Solution:
(a):
1) bromine dioxide (BrO2): Br+4; O−2
The oxidation number of Br in BrO2 is +4.
2) BrO3− ion: Br+5; O−2
The oxidation number of Br in BrO3− ion is +5.
3) BrO− ion: Br+1; O−2
The oxidation number of Br in BrO− ion is +1.
(b):
1) ammonia (NH3): N−3; H+1
The oxidation number of N in NH3 is −3.
2) NO2− ion: N+3; O−2
The oxidation number of N in NO2− ion is +3.
3) dinitrogen monoxide (N2O): N+1; O−2
The oxidation number of N in N2O is +1.
(c):
1) carbon monoxide (CO): C+2; O−2
The oxidation number of C in CO is +2.
2) CO32− ion: C+4; O−2
The oxidation number of C in CO32− ion is +4.
3) methane (CH4): C−4; H+1
The oxidation number of C in CH4 is −4.
4) propene (C3H6): C−2; H+1
The oxidation number of C in C3H6 is −2.
5) HCO3− ion: H+1; C+4; O−2
The oxidation number of C in HCO3− ion is +4.
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