+1
+2
+3
+5
+7
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no the ans is +5 cos KClO3
k+1 Clx O^-2(3)
+1+x+-6=0
1+x-6=0;
1+x=6;
x=6-1; x=+5

KClO3(potassium chlorate).. This is the solution-
k = 1
cl=x
O=-2... O3=3(-2)== -6
1+x-6=0(because it has no charge)
x=6-1
x=+5
they are wrong in d question.they should hav specified very wel.u al agreed with d above answer u hav seen the option dey tickd gud and 4rm de cooked d answer.there is nothing lik potassium chlorate is kclO3.t shud be specified as trioxochlorate; clo3,tetraoxochlorate:clo4 etc this is chemistry plz and not history so bcareful jambites..tanx

The correct answer is +1 sir.Oxidation state of chlorine in potassium is+1 while the oxidation number of chlorine in potassium chlorate is +5.the anwer is truly A

potassium chlorate is the same as potassium trioxochlorate (v). The 1st is the old IUPAC name while the 2nd is the new and it formular is kbCO3 so bibilove got it.







