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Oxidation number of any pure element
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Oxidation number of monatomic ion equal its charge
Na+ +1 S 2- = -2
Fluorine has oxidation number of -1 in all compounds
a
oxygen almost has oxidation numerb of -2
exceptions O2, 0; Peroxide O2- = -1
Hydrogen as oxidation number of +1 when bonded to nonmetals and -1 when a hydride (anion)
aSum
sum of oxidation numbers of all atoms equal for neutral compound and the charge on a polyatomic ion
a
electronegative elements tend ot have negative oxidation numbers, while electropositive elements tend to have positive oxidation numbers