Uranium dioxide, UO 2 , can be further oxidized to give a nonstoichiometric compound UO 2 +
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Uranium dioxide, UO2, can be further oxidized to give a nonstoichiometric compound UO2 + x, where 0 < x < 0.25.
(a) What is the average oxidation number of uranium in a compound with composition UO2.17?
(b) If you assume that the uranium exists in either the +4 or the +5 oxidation state, what is the fraction of uranium ions in each?
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