The oxidation rate of Sulfur S4O6 2- right?
But what about Boron, those two are tricky. What's the differences?
Now if we solve it conventionally 4x - 12 = -2 so now you might wonder how we got a fractional oxidation state.
But the answer lies in the structure of the tetrathionate ion, right?
>>7765431
>rate
state?
what's the difference between B and S?
they are in different groups
>>7765435
Oops. Yes, Sate. This is Ochem. I am trying to find the product of
>>7765438
the imine, or maybe the hemi-aminal
>>7765438
>the imine, or maybe the hemi-aminal
this is what i got
>>7765448
connectivity is wrong in the last structure, your N-atom has magically jumped to the adjacent carbon
>>7765451
I know it has O-
Hows this
>>7765464
no good
>>7765467
Where did I go wrong
>>7765468
not committing sudoku - that's where you went wrong
>>7765431
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>>7765493
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>>7765494
you are naughty. my post was not sexual and you're implying that i'm a pedophile.
