oxidation numbers Find the oxidation number of each atom1) Ag2) Br23) SO,2+14) [NO4]*5) MgSO4.6) CuзPO47) NO:8) Hz9) Na2O2.10) KHThe following changes occur in chemical reactions. For each underlined atom, label each change as anoxidation, a reduction or no change in oxidation state.11) Cu2 becomes Cu12) Cu** becomes Cu13) Na,O, becomes Na,O14) H, becomes H,O15) H2O becomes O?16) [CrO4] ² becomes [Cr,O;]*.

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Find the oxidation number of each atom 1) Ag 2) Br2 3) SO,2 +1 4) [NO4]* 5) MgSO4. 6) CuзPO4 7) NO: 8) Hz 9) Na2O2. 10) KH The following changes occur in chemical reactions. For each underlined atom, label each chan oxidation, a reduction or no change in oxidation state. 11) Cu2 becomes Cu 12) Cu** becomes Cu 13) Na,O, becomes Na,0 14) H. becomes H.O

Find the oxidation number of each atom 1) Ag 2) Br2 3) SO,2 +1 4) [NO4]* 5) MgSO4. 6) CuзPO4 7) NO: 8) Hz 9) Na2O2. 10) KH The following changes occur in chemical reactions. For each underlined atom, label each chan oxidation, a reduction or no change in oxidation state. 11) Cu2 becomes Cu 12) Cu** becomes Cu 13) Na,O, becomes Na,0 14) H. becomes H.O

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