The oxidation state of any element in its standard form (e.g., O₂, H₂, Fe, Na) is
- A
−1
- B
Variable
- C
+1
- Dcheck_circle
0
Explanation
Pure elements always have ox. state 0. Charge of monatomic ion = ox. state.
AP Chemistry· difficulty 1/5
The oxidation state of any element in its standard form (e.g., O₂, H₂, Fe, Na) is
−1
Variable
+1
0
Explanation
Pure elements always have ox. state 0. Charge of monatomic ion = ox. state.
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