1. Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons (Group V). It can gain up to 3 electrons, or lose up to 5electrons. Fill in the missing names or formulae and assign an oxidation state to each ofthe following nitrogen containing compounds:NameNitrogenNitrite ionDinitrogen monoxideHydroxylamineNitrogen monoxideHydrazinei.ii.iii.iv.FormulaCIO3 → CIO22-SO4²- → S²-Mn²+ MnO₂Zn → ZnCl₂i.ii.NH3NO3NO2NH₂OH2. Do you need an oxidising agent or reducing agent in order for the following reactions tooccur?N₂H43. Given the following redox reaction: Zn²¹Oxidation state of N(aq) + 2Al(s)→ 3Zn(s) + 2A1³¹ (aIdentify, and write the half reaction for oxidation and the half reaction for reduction.Name the reducing agent and the oxidizing agent for the reaction2

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1. Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons (Group V). It can gain up to 3 electrons, or lose up to 5 electrons. Fill in the missing names or formulae and assign an oxidation state to each of the following nitrogen containing compounds: Name Nitrogen Nitrite ion Dinitrogen monoxide Hydroxylamine Nitrogen monoxide Hydrazine Formula NH3 NO3™ NO₂ NH₂OH N₂H4 Oxidation state of N

1. Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons (Group V). It can gain up to 3 electrons, or lose up to 5 electrons. Fill in the missing names or formulae and assign an oxidation state to each of the following nitrogen containing compounds: Name Nitrogen Nitrite ion Dinitrogen monoxide Hydroxylamine Nitrogen monoxide Hydrazine Formula NH3 NO3™ NO₂ NH₂OH N₂H4 Oxidation state of N

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