Find modulus of oxidation state of oxygen in the compound, H X 2 O X 2 .
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Hydrogen can't have an O.S. of -1.
All group 1 elements have O.S. of (+1) in their compounds.
There are clear laws for easier non living compounds: H +1 (I), O -2 (-II) metals are most of the time positive elements are neutral
i am apolgizing for my bad english! The last sentence is tricky!! if you dont understand imagine it without him
Wait, you asked for the oxidation state of hydrogen and you are finding the oxidation state of oxygen. What is this?
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Sorry it's just by an simple mistake
And thanks for spotting my mistake
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Never mind! BTW, I've edited your solution too, hope it looks good now! ⌣ ¨
Yeah, that's a wrong thing you've done there, though both the question and the answer are correct, your solution is flawed. Please read this wiki: oxidation number .
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Its simple just use Oxidation state of H y d r o g e n = 1 ∴ H X 2 O X 2 = 0 ( 1 ) 2 + 2 O = 0 thus O = 1