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Interpretation:
Given table has to be filled with the respective values or formulas.

Explanation of Solution
Entry 1:
Name is given as phosphorus. The formula of phosphorus is
Entry 2:
Formula of the compound is given as
Therefore, oxidation state of phosphorus in ammonium hydrogen phosphate is
Entry 3:
Name is given as Phosphoric acid. The formula of Phosphoric acid is
Therefore, oxidation state of phosphorus in phosphoric acid is
Entry 4:
Name is given as Tetraphosphorus decaoxide. The formula of Tetraphosphorus decaoxide is
Therefore, oxidation state of phosphorus in Tetraphosphorus decaoxide is
Entry 5:
Formula of the compound is given as
Therefore, oxidation state of phosphorus in
Entry 6:
Name is given as calcium dihydrogen phosphate. The formula of calcium dihydrogen phosphate is
Therefore, oxidation state of phosphorus in calcium dihydrogen phosphate is
The complete table can be given as,
Formula | Name | Oxidation state of phosphorus |
Phosphorus | Zero | |
Ammonium hydrogen phosphate | ||
Phosphoric acid | ||
Tetraphosphorus decaoxide | ||
Calcium phosphate | ||
calcium dihydrogen phosphate |
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