(a)
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The compound
Concept Introduction:
Binary oxygen containing compound are categorised on the basis of oxidation state of their oxide in the compound. A binary compounds has Oxygen with oxidation number of
(b)
Interpretation:
The compound
Concept Introduction:
Binary oxygen containing compound are categorised on the basis of oxidation state of their oxide in the compound. A binary compounds has Oxygen with oxidation number of
(c)
Interpretation:
The compound
Concept Introduction:
Binary oxygen containing compound are categorised on the basis of oxidation state of their oxide in the compound. A binary compounds has Oxygen with oxidation number of
(d)
Interpretation:
The compound
Concept Introduction:
Binary oxygen containing compound are categorised on the basis of oxidation state of their oxide in the compound. A binary compounds has Oxygen with oxidation number of
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