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Angelica Salas
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5 October, 23:27
Assign the oxidation number for (NH4) 3PO4
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Davis Aguirre
5 October, 23:41
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N (-3)
N (+1)
P (+5)
O (-2)
-3*3 + (+1) * 12 + (+5) + (-2) * 4=-9+12+5-8 = 0 - the sum of oxidation number in the molecule should be equal zero.
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