**Assigning Oxidation Numbers: Practice Exercise**Use the rules (in order) to assign oxidation numbers to each of the elements in the compounds listed below. 1. **Arsenic Acid (H₃AsO₄)** - Elements: H (Hydrogen), As (Arsenic), O (Oxygen) - Input fields for assigning oxidation numbers: [Dropdown for H], [Dropdown for As], [Dropdown for O]2. **Carbon Dioxide (CO₂)** - Elements: C (Carbon), O (Oxygen) - Input fields for assigning oxidation numbers: [Dropdown for C], [Dropdown for O]3. **Hydrogen Phosphite Ion (HPO₃²⁻)** - Elements: H (Hydrogen), P (Phosphorus), O (Oxygen) - Input fields for assigning oxidation numbers: [Dropdown for H], [Dropdown for P], [Dropdown for O]**Buttons:**- "Submit Answer" to check your answers.- "Retry Entire Group" to retry the exercise.Note: You have 9 more group attempts remaining.**Instructions:**Use the provided dropdown menus to assign oxidation numbers to the respective elements in each compound, adhering to the standard rules for determining oxidation states.---This exercise encourages understanding of basic chemical principles and helps in practicing the assignment of oxidation numbers, crucial for balancing equations and redox reactions.

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Use the References to access important values if needed for this question. Use the rules (in order) to assign oxidation numbers to each of the elements in the compounds below arsenic acid H3ASO4 carbon dioxide CO₂ H As O CO V hydrogen phosphite ion H PO HPO3²-

Use the References to access important values if needed for this question. Use the rules (in order) to assign oxidation numbers to each of the elements in the compounds below arsenic acid H3ASO4 carbon dioxide CO₂ H As O CO V hydrogen phosphite ion H PO HPO3²-

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**Assigning Oxidation Numbers: Practice Exercise**

Use the rules (in order) to assign oxidation numbers to each of the elements in the compounds listed below.

1. **Arsenic Acid (H₃AsO₄)**
- Elements: H (Hydrogen), As (Arsenic), O (Oxygen)
- Input fields for assigning oxidation numbers: [Dropdown for H], [Dropdown for As], [Dropdown for O]

2. **Carbon Dioxide (CO₂)**
- Elements: C (Carbon), O (Oxygen)
- Input fields for assigning oxidation numbers: [Dropdown for C], [Dropdown for O]

3. **Hydrogen Phosphite Ion (HPO₃²⁻)**
- Elements: H (Hydrogen), P (Phosphorus), O (Oxygen)
- Input fields for assigning oxidation numbers: [Dropdown for H], [Dropdown for P], [Dropdown for O]

**Buttons:**
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Note: You have 9 more group attempts remaining.

**Instructions:**
Use the provided dropdown menus to assign oxidation numbers to the respective elements in each compound, adhering to the standard rules for determining oxidation states.

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