Determine the oxidation state of specific elements in the organic molecules. Note that each carbon can...

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Determine the oxidation state of specific elements in the organic molecules. Note that each carbon can have up to four chemical bonds. In most cases, the H atoms are not shown in the structure. If you find less than four bonds (a double bond counts two) round a carbon atom, that means the C-H bonds are there but just not displayed. 1) TNT, a soil pollutant due to the disposal of munition chemicals CH3 O₂N. 2) NO₂ NO₂ (1,3,4 are C, 2 is N) fluorotelomer alcohol, a common fluorinated compound used in water-resistant fabrics and paper dining ware. F FR FR FFF F FF FF FF F OH Determine the oxidation state of specific elements in the organic molecules. Note that each carbon can have up to four chemical bonds. In most cases, the H atoms are not shown in the structure. If you find less than four bonds (a double bond counts two) round a carbon atom, that means the C-H bonds are there but just not displayed. 1) TNT, a soil pollutant due to the disposal of munition chemicals CH3 O₂N. 2) NO₂ NO₂ (1,3,4 are C, 2 is N) fluorotelomer alcohol, a common fluorinated compound used in water-resistant fabrics and paper dining ware. F FR FR FFF F FF FF FF F OH Determine the oxidation state of specific elements in the organic molecules. Note that each carbon can have up to four chemical bonds. In most cases, the H atoms are not shown in the structure. If you find less than four bonds (a double bond counts two) round a carbon atom, that means the C-H bonds are there but just not displayed. 1) TNT, a soil pollutant due to the disposal of munition chemicals CH3 O₂N. 2) NO₂ NO₂ (1,3,4 are C, 2 is N) fluorotelomer alcohol, a common fluorinated compound used in water-resistant fabrics and paper dining ware. F FR FR FFF F FF FF FF F OH Determine the oxidation state of specific elements in the organic molecules. Note that each carbon can have up to four chemical bonds. In most cases, the H atoms are not shown in the structure. If you find less than four bonds (a double bond counts two) round a carbon atom, that means the C-H bonds are there but just not displayed. 1) TNT, a soil pollutant due to the disposal of munition chemicals CH3 O₂N. 2) NO₂ NO₂ (1,3,4 are C, 2 is N) fluorotelomer alcohol, a common fluorinated compound used in water-resistant fabrics and paper dining ware. F FR FR FFF F FF FF FF F OH

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