The oxidation number of carbon atoms in C2O2−4 is the same for both atoms
The oxidation number of oxygen is −2, therefore, assuming that the oxidation number of C is x,
then: 2x+4×(−2)=−2
⇒2x=+6
⇒x=+3
The oxidation number of carbon atoms in C2O2−4 is the same for both atoms
The oxidation number of oxygen is −2, therefore, assuming that the oxidation number of C is x,
then: 2x+4×(−2)=−2
⇒2x=+6
⇒x=+3
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