Explanation
Hint: In the oxides, the oxidation number of oxygen is −2
Correct Answer: Option A
Explanation:
Let the oxidation number of the central atom be x
CrO−2:
∴ x=+3
CrO2−4:
∴ x=+6
ClO−3:
∴ x=+5
MnO−4:
∴ x=+7
Hence, correct answer is CrO−2, ClO−3 , CrO2−4, MnO−4
Hint
The total number of electrons that an atom acquires or loses in order to form a chemical connection with another atom is known as the oxidation number.
Let the central oxidation number is x.
The oxidation number of O is 2.
Step 1: the oxidation state of CrO−2
Thus, the oxidation state if Cr in CrO−2.
x+2×(−2)=−1
x−4=−1
x=−1+4
x=3
Step 2 : the oxidation state of CrO2−4,
x+4×(−2)=−2
x−8=−2
x=8−2
x=6
Step 3 : the oxidation state of ClO−3,
x+3×(−2)=−1
x−6=−1
x=6−1=5
Step 4: the oxidation state of MnO−4,
x+4×(−2)=−1
x−8=−1
x=8−1=+7
Hence, the increasing order of the central atom is CrO−2<ClO−3<CrO2−4<MnO−4.
Final answer
The correct answer is option (A).
In Ni(CO)4 the oxidation state of Ni is:
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