Consider the following reaction: Au + O2 +F2 → [0₂] [AuF6] Assign oxidation numbers (ON) for each of the elements participating in the following reactions. Answer format: [ON(Au)]. [ON(O₂)]. [ON(F2)]. [ON(O₂)]. [ON(Au), ON(F)] O [0]. [-1]. [0]. [+1]. [+5, -1] O [0]. [0], [0]. [+1]. [+1, -1] O [0]. [0], [0]. [+1]. [+5, -5] O [0]. [0], [0]. [+1]. [+5, -1]

Consider the following reaction: Au + O2 +F2 → [0₂] [AuF6] Assign oxidation numbers (ON) for each of the elements participating in the following reactions. Answer format: [ON(Au)]. [ON(O₂)]. [ON(F2)]. [ON(O₂)]. [ON(Au), ON(F)] O [0]. [-1]. [0]. [+1]. [+5, -1] O [0]. [0], [0]. [+1]. [+1, -1] O [0]. [0], [0]. [+1]. [+5, -5] O [0]. [0], [0]. [+1]. [+5, -1]

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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