Consider the chlorate ion, ClO 3 , in which all three oxygen atoms are bound to
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Consider the chlorate ion, ClO3–, in which all three oxygen atoms are bound to a central chlorine atom. The oxidation state of the Cl atom in this ion is not –1.
(a) Why doesn’t the halide rule apply for the chlorate ion?
(b) What is the oxidation state of the Cl atom in chlorate?
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