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A- Determine the oxidation numbers of chlorine in each of the following compounds(all atoms except chlorine have their common oxidation numbers): NaCLO3 NaCLO4 B- How many grams of K₂SO4 are contained in 50mL of 0.2N solution ? and how many millimoles of K₂SO4 are present ? (use the atomic weight for S=32, 0=16).

A- Determine the oxidation numbers of chlorine in each of the following compounds(all atoms except chlorine have their common oxidation numbers): NaCLO3 NaCLO4 B- How many grams of K₂SO4 are contained in 50mL of 0.2N solution ? and how many millimoles of K₂SO4 are present ? (use the atomic weight for S=32, 0=16).

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A-Determine the oxidation numbers of chlorine in each of the following compounds(all atoms except chlorine have their common oxidation numbers): NaCLO3 NaCLO4 B- How many grams of K₂SO4 are contained in 50mL of 0.2N solution ? and how many millimoles of K₂SO4 are present ? (use the atomic weight for S-32, 0=16).
Transcribed Image Text:A-Determine the oxidation numbers of chlorine in each of the following compounds(all atoms except chlorine have their common oxidation numbers): NaCLO3 NaCLO4 B- How many grams of K₂SO4 are contained in 50mL of 0.2N solution ? and how many millimoles of K₂SO4 are present ? (use the atomic weight for S-32, 0=16).
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