9. Assigning and Interpreting Oxidation numbers (a) Determine oxidation number for the following and explain your logic: You answer in the boxes. Your Logic in these boxes. (v. Brief!!) Cr in Na,CrO, S in thiosulfate, S,O,? The O in H,O, (b) In which compound is sulfur more highly oxidized... The sulfur in the thiosulfate ion (above) or the sulfate ion, SO? ? Explain how you know.

9. Assigning and Interpreting Oxidation numbers (a) Determine oxidation number for the following and explain your logic: You answer in the boxes. Your Logic in these boxes. (v. Brief!!) Cr in Na,CrO, S in thiosulfate, S,O,? The O in H,O, (b) In which compound is sulfur more highly oxidized... The sulfur in the thiosulfate ion (above) or the sulfate ion, SO? ? Explain how you know.

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