Grade 11Inorganic Chemistry
WHEN M3+ LOSES 3 ELECTRONS.WHAT WILL ITS OXIDATION NUMBER BE?
WHEN M3+ LOSES 3 ELECTRONS.WHAT WILL ITS OXIDATION NUMBER BE?
5 Answers
Arun
When M3+ losses 3 electrons,
It becomes M6+.
Hence the oxidation number of M will be +6.
Hope it helps
Rohit
Oxidation no. Of a substance is proportional to the charge on it. In this case the charge is +6 hence oxidation state will be +6.
Mani
The oxidation number will be +6 if it loses 3 electrons as its the oxidation state of element in the combining state
abhishek mishra
Chage is balanced in equation,The answer would be 6.
M+3 >>>>> M+6 + 3e-
The answer Can be checked in this way and its always true
Shaikh Asrar Sajid
As we know m loose 3e- then by defination of oxidation its oxidation number increses hence its oxidation number is +6
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