MCQ
In which of the following, the highest oxidation state is not possible?
- A[XeO6]4−
- BXeF8
- COsO4
- DRuO4
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Answer
- XeF8
Explanation:
Xe shows +8 oxidation state in XeF8 but it does not exist because of steric hindrance of 8F atoms.
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