During the disproportionation reaction of white phosphorus () in an alkaline aqueous medium, phosphorus reacts according to the equation:
What are the oxidation numbers of phosphorus in , , and respectively, and what is the systematic IUPAC name of the ion?
What are the oxidation numbers of phosphorus in , , and respectively, and what is the systematic IUPAC name of the ion?
- , , and ; Dihydrogendioxophosphate(I) ionCevap
- B, , and ; Dihydrogendioxophosphate(III) ion
- C, , and ; Dihydrogentrioxophosphate(III) ion
- D, , and ; Dioxophosphate(V) ion
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The oxidation numbers of phosphorus in , , and are , , and respectively, and the systematic IUPAC name of is the Dihydrogendioxophosphate(I) ion.
The option stating ', , and ; Dihydrogendioxophosphate(I) ion' is correct because uncombined phosphorus () has an oxidation number of . In phosphine (), phosphorus has an oxidation state of because hydrogen is . In , solving gives . Following IUPAC rules for oxoanions with hydrogen ligands, two hydrogens ('Dihydrogen'), two oxygens ('dioxo'), and phosphorus(I) in an anion ('phosphate(I)') combine to form the name Dihydrogendioxophosphate(I) ion.
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Calculation of oxidation states in polyatomic ions and application of inorganic IUPAC nomenclature rules.
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