Cr in CrO₅
Cr is +6 in chromium peroxide.
Oxidation number
Type a formula or an ion: K2Cr2O7, Cr2O7 2-, MnO4-, NH4+ or K4[Fe(CN)6]. Put a known ion in brackets when two elements are unknown. Pick an element to solve for it.
+6Cr−6/5O5
Cr+6
CrO₅ has two peroxide groups: four O atoms are −1 and one is −2. So Cr is +6, not +10.
- CrO₅ has two peroxide groups: four O atoms are −1 and one is −2. So Cr is +6, not +10.
- So Cr in CrO₅ is +6.
How to find it
- CrO₅ has two peroxide groups: four O atoms are −1 and one is −2. So Cr is +6, not +10.
- So Cr in CrO₅ is +6.
CrO₅ has two peroxide groups: four O atoms are −1 and one is −2. So Cr is +6, not +10.
All the oxidation numbers in CrO₅
- Cr +61 atom, structure
- O −6/55 atoms, structure
Cr in CrO₅: quick answers
What is the oxidation number of Cr in CrO₅?
Cr in CrO₅ (chromium peroxide) is +6. CrO₅ has two peroxide groups: four O atoms are −1 and one is −2. So Cr is +6, not +10.
How do you find the oxidation number of Cr in CrO₅?
CrO₅ has two peroxide groups: four O atoms are −1 and one is −2. So Cr is +6, not +10. So Cr in CrO₅ is +6.
What are the oxidation numbers of the other atoms in CrO₅?
O −6/5. Together with Cr at +6 they add up to the charge of the compound, 0.