Cr + 6NO3+ 6H*→6NO2 + CIO;+3H20In the above reaction, the oxidation state of chlorine changes fromO toHow many electrons are transferred in the reaction? Assigning Oxidation NumbersUse these rules in order.The sum of all oxidation numbers of all elements = charge on substance.Oxidation Number:Examples:1. Atoms in their elemental stateFe, H2, O22. Monatomic ions= chargeF, Fe3+IN COMPOUNDSNaCl, KNο3. Group 1A4. Group 2A5. Fluorine+1+2MgO-1HF, CIF6. Hydrogen7. Oxygen8. Group 7A+1H20-2SO2, HCIO4-1HCI9. Group 6A-2PbS,

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Cr + 6NO3¯+ 6H*6NO2 + CIO;+3H20 In the above reaction, the oxidation state of chlorine changes from O to How many electrons are transferred in the reaction?

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Cr + 6NO3+ 6H*→6NO2 + CIO;+3H20
In the above reaction, the oxidation state of chlorine changes from
O to
How many electrons are transferred in the reaction?

Assigning Oxidation Numbers
Use these rules in order.
The sum of all oxidation numbers of all elements = charge on substance.
Oxidation Number:
Examples:
1. Atoms in their elemental state
Fe, H2, O2
2. Monatomic ions
= charge
F, Fe3+
IN COMPOUNDS
NaCl, KNο
3. Group 1A
4. Group 2A
5. Fluorine
+1
+2
MgO
-1
HF, CIF
6. Hydrogen
7. Oxygen
8. Group 7A
+1
H20
-2
SO2, HCIO4
-1
HCI
9. Group 6A
-2
PbS,

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