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4.45 Obtain the oxidation number for the element noted in each of the following. (a) Ga in Ga,O3 (c) Br in KBr04 (b) Pb in PbO2 (d) Mn in K,MnO.

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4.45

REACTIONS EVOLVING A GAS
4.42 The followi
4.41 The following reactions occur in aqueous solution. Com-
plete and balance the molecular equations using phase fabels.
Then write the net ionic equations.
(a) CaS + HBr
(b) MgCO, + HNO3
(c) K2SO3 + H,SO4
plete and balance
Then write the ne
(a) BACO3 + HM
(b) K2S + HCI -
(c) CaSO3(s) +
4.43 Write the molecular equation and the net ionic equation
for the reaction of solid iron(II) sulfide and hydrochloric acid.
Add phase labels.
4.44 Write the r
for the reaction c
mide in aqueous
OXIDATION NUMBERS
4.45 Obtain the oxidation number for the element noted in
each of the following.
(a) Ga in GazO3
(c) Br in KBrO4
4.47 Obtain the oxidation number for the element noted in
each of the following.
(a) N in NH2
(c) Al in Al(OH)4
4.46 Obtain the
(b) Pb in PbO2
(d) Mn in K2MNO4
each of the follow
(a) Cr in CrO3
(c) Ga in Ga(OH
4.48 Obtain the
each of the follov
(b) I in IO3
(d) P in H2PO4
(a) N in NO,
(c) Zn in Zn(OH
4.49 Determine the oxidation numbers of all the elements in
each of the following compounds. (Hint: Look at the ions pres-
ent.)
(a) Mn(CIO3)2
(c) HgCr30,
4.50 Determine
each of the follov
(b) Fe,(CrO4)3
(d) Co3(PO4)2
ent.)
(a) Hg2(BrO3)2
(c) CoSeO4

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