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Standard XII
Chemistry
Valency and Oxidation State
The oxidation...
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The oxidation states exhibited by hydrogen in its various molecular forms/compounds are :
A
-1 only
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B
zero only
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C
+1,-1 and 0
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D
+1 only
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Solution
The correct option is
C
+1,-1 and 0
Oxidation state of hydrogen in
H
2
is
0
Oxidation state of hydrogen in
H
C
l
is
+
1
Oxidation state of hydrogen in
L
i
H
is
−
1
Therefore,
hydrogen can exhibit
−
1
,
0
,
+
1
oxidation states in various compounds.
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