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Match each element in the left column with its most likely oxidation state in a compound...

Match each element in the left column with its most likely oxidation state in a compound in the right column. (Based on the elements location in the periodic table.)

__Magnesium                                                 A. +1

__Aluminum                                                    B. +2

__Oxygen                                                        C. +3

__Chlorine                                                       D. 0

__Potassium                                                   E. -1

__Barium                                                         F. -2

__Nitrogen                                                       G. -3

__Sulfur                                                            H. +4/-4

__Flourine

__Strontium

__Carbon

__Arsenic

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Expert Solution

These are based on electroning configuration (by loosing or gaining attains the octet configuration). Also can be realized by looking the periodic table

__Magnesium B. +2

__Aluminum   C. +3

__Oxygen   F. -2

__Chlorine E. -1

__Potassium                                                   A. +1

__Barium   B. +2

__Nitrogen                                                       G. -3

__Sulfur F. -2, D. 0, B. +2

__Flourine E. -1

__Strontium    B. +2

__Carbon H. +4/-4

__Arsenic C. +3

  


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