Assign oxidation numbers for the identified entity for each of the following.Except for zero, you must indicate if each value is + or -.Oxidation numberEntitySelect one:O B¹ (aq) B² (aq)OB3+(aq) B(s)OB(s) B³(aq)OB(s) - B³(aq)I in I₂(s)S in HS (aq)Xe in XeFe(s)Sn in Sn¹+ (aq)Br in BrO₂ (aq)N in N₂Os(9)Pb in Pb(SO4)2O in sodium peroxide (Na₂O₂)H in CaH₂S in S₂03² (aq)Which of the following processes could cause A¹+ (aq) to change to A² (aq)?

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Assign oxidation numbers for the identified entity for each of the following. Except for zero, you must indicate if each value is + or -. Oxidation number Entity I in I₂(s) S in HS" (aq) Xe in XeFe(s) Sn in Sn**(aq) Br in BrO₂ (aq) N in N₂Os(9) Pb in Pb(SO4)2 O in sodium peroxide (Na₂O₂) H in CaH₂ S in S₂03² (aq)

Assign oxidation numbers for the identified entity for each of the following. Except for zero, you must indicate if each value is + or -. Oxidation number Entity I in I₂(s) S in HS" (aq) Xe in XeFe(s) Sn in Sn**(aq) Br in BrO₂ (aq) N in N₂Os(9) Pb in Pb(SO4)2 O in sodium peroxide (Na₂O₂) H in CaH₂ S in S₂03² (aq)

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