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What is the oxidation state for each atom in the following reaction: 4Fe + 3O2 → 2Fe2O3 a. Elemental iron (Fe) b. Elemental oxygen (O2) c. One iron atom in Fe2O3 d. One oxygen atom in Fe2O3
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a. All elements in their elemental form have an oxidization state of 0. b. All elements in their elemental state have an oxidization state of 0 even diatomic O2 has an oxidization state of 0. c. Fe would have an oxidization sate of +3 d. Oxygen would have an oxidization state of -2
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