**Assigning Oxidation Numbers to Elements in Compounds**Use the rules (in order) to assign oxidation numbers to each of the elements in the compounds below.---**Copper Hydroxide**Chemical Formula: Cu(OH)₂| Element | H | Cu | O ||---------|----|----|----|| Oxidation Number | | | |---**Sulfate Ion**Chemical Formula: SO₄²⁻| Element | S | O ||---------|----|----|| Oxidation Number | | |---**Cadmium Hydroxide**Chemical Formula: Cd(OH)₂| Element | H | Cd | O ||---------|----|----|----|| Oxidation Number | | | |---In each compound, dropdowns are available to input or select the correct oxidation numbers for each element. Following the assigned rules, students are encouraged to determine the oxidation state using their knowledge of standard oxidation rules, electronegativity, and charge balancing within the compounds.

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Use the rules (in order) to assign oxidation numbers to each of the elements in the compounds below. copper hydroxide H Cu Cu(OH)2 sulfate ion S so,²- cadmium hydroxide Cd Cd(OH)2

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