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Chapter 18, Problem 62E
Determine the oxidation state of nitrogen in each of the following. You may wish to review the chapter on
(a) NCl3.
(b) ClNO.
(c) N2O5.
(d) N2O3.
(e) NO2-.
(f) N2O4.
(g) N2O.
(h) NO3-.
(i) HNO2.
(j) HNO3
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