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Standard XII
Chemistry
Electronic Configuration and Oxidation States
n factor for ...
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n
factor for
H
2
S
during its oxidation to
S
O
2
is:
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Solution
Reaction:
H
2
S
→
S
O
2
-2 +4
So, n-factor of
H
2
S
=
4
−
(
−
2
)
=
6
.
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