Assign an oxidation state to every atom in the molecules in Problems 10 3310 35 Data from Problem 10 33 Draw a Lewis dot diagram for NF 2 H, and use the oxidation state method of electron bookkeeping to determine how many electrons each atom should be assigned Data from Problem 10 34 Draw a Lewis d...

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Assign an oxidation state to every atom in the molecules in Problems 10.3310.35. Data from Problem 10.33

Question:

Assign an oxidation state to every atom in the molecules in Problems 10.33–10.35.

Data from Problem 10.33

Draw a Lewis dot diagram for NF₂H, and use the oxidation-state method of electron bookkeeping to determine how many electrons each atom should be assigned.

Data from Problem 10.34

Draw a Lewis dot diagram for H₂O₂ (hydrogen peroxide), and use the oxidation-state method of electron bookkeeping to determine how many electrons each atom should be assigned.

Data from Problem 10.35

Draw a Lewis dot diagram for NO₃^–, and use the oxidation-state method of electron bookkeeping to determine how many electrons each atom should be assigned.