Redox Rules

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pure atoms are assigned ____
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all monatomic ions have oxidation numbers equal to ____
their charges (group 1 = +1, group 2 = +2)
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flourine is always ___ in its compound
\-1
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halogens are usually ____
\-1
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halogens are usually (n), except ______
when they’re central or combined with a more e-neg element (eg. +3 in ICl3 and -1 in NI3))
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oxygen is ____ in most compounds
\-2
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oxygen is (n) in most compounds, except ____
peroxides (H2O2, Na2O2) where it is -1
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hydrogen is usually ____
\+1
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hydrogen is usually (n), except _______
hydrides with electropositive elements, especially metal cations, where it is -1 (NaH, CaH2)
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the sum of all in a neutral compound is _____
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for a polyatomic ion, the sum is _____
the charge of the species (ClO3 = -1; O = -2, Cl = +1)