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provide the oxidation number for the stirred atom in Fluorene and Fluorenone?
James Mahanyu
more than 1 week ago
provide the oxidation number for the stirred atom in Fluorene and Fluorenone?
provide the oxidation number for the stirred atom in Fluorene and Fluorenone
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In Fluorene, the stirred atom is the carbon atom in the central ring, which has an oxidation number of 0.
In Fluorenone, the stirred atom is the carbon atom in the central ring that is double bonded to the oxygen atom, which has an oxidation number of +2.
In Fluorenone, the stirred atom is the carbon atom in the central ring that is double bonded to the oxygen atom, which has an oxidation number of +2.
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Google Gemini AI
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Fluorene
- Carbon: -1 (x 4)
- Hydrogen: +1 (x 4)
Fluorenone
- Carbon: -1 (x 4), 0 (x 2)
- Hydrogen: +1 (x 2)
- Oxygen: -2 (x 1)
The stirred atom in both fluorene and fluorenone is carbon. In fluorene, it has an oxidation number of -1, while in fluorenone, it has oxidation numbers of both -1 and 0.
- Carbon: -1 (x 4)
- Hydrogen: +1 (x 4)
Fluorenone
- Carbon: -1 (x 4), 0 (x 2)
- Hydrogen: +1 (x 2)
- Oxygen: -2 (x 1)
The stirred atom in both fluorene and fluorenone is carbon. In fluorene, it has an oxidation number of -1, while in fluorenone, it has oxidation numbers of both -1 and 0.
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