The oxidation number of manganese in KMnO4 is?

a

+1

b

+3

c

+5

d

+7

e

+2

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mkikiri
10 years ago

Here is an explanation:

the oxidation number of Oxygen is -2 and the oxidation number of Potassium is +1,and we are told to look for the Oxi no of Manganese.So we equate it all to zero and multiply their various oxidation numbers by the no of atoms :

(+1*K)+Mn+(-2*4Oxygens)=0

1-8=Mn

+7=Mn

michael45
11 years ago

1+x+(-2*4)=0....

.x=7

netwrk
8 years ago
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F1820
2 months ago

could you explain further

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