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**Exercise: Determining Oxidation States** **Task:** Determine the oxidation state for each of the elements below. 1. **Iodine in Iodic Acid (HIO₃):** The oxidation state of iodine is selectable from a dropdown menu, which includes options ranging from -7 to +7. The default selection is +5. 2. **Nitrogen in Nitrite Ion (NO₂⁻):** The oxidation state of nitrogen is also selectable from the same dropdown menu with the same range of options. 3. **Carbon in Methane (CH₄):** Similarly, choose the oxidation state of carbon from the dropdown menu, with options from -7 to +7. **Buttons and Options:** - **Submit Answer:** Click this button to submit your selected answers. - **Retry Entire Group:** Click this button to attempt the questions again if needed. - Note: There are 9 more group attempts remaining. Use these options to practice calculating oxidation states in different compounds.
Transcribed Image Text:**Exercise: Determining Oxidation States** **Task:** Determine the oxidation state for each of the elements below. 1. **Iodine in Iodic Acid (HIO₃):** The oxidation state of iodine is selectable from a dropdown menu, which includes options ranging from -7 to +7. The default selection is +5. 2. **Nitrogen in Nitrite Ion (NO₂⁻):** The oxidation state of nitrogen is also selectable from the same dropdown menu with the same range of options. 3. **Carbon in Methane (CH₄):** Similarly, choose the oxidation state of carbon from the dropdown menu, with options from -7 to +7. **Buttons and Options:** - **Submit Answer:** Click this button to submit your selected answers. - **Retry Entire Group:** Click this button to attempt the questions again if needed. - Note: There are 9 more group attempts remaining. Use these options to practice calculating oxidation states in different compounds.
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Oxidation state  is defined as charge on an atom when all of its bonds to different atoms were fully ionic.  Oxidation state may be positive, negative or zero. In the given question, it has been asked to determine the oxidation state.

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