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Why there arise negative oxidation state for N?

Author : pasty-toler | Published Date : 2026-06-06

Description: Why there arise negative oxidation state for N? Because of the difference in the EN between H2.1 N3.0. Example :-NH3 (N -III), N2H4 (-II), NH2OH(-I) ,N2 (0), N2O (I), NO (II), HNO2(III), NO2(IV) HNO3(V). Nitrogen The (VB) Group

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