Disproportionate redox reaction have minimum how many oxidation state

1.	Disproportionate redox reaction have minimum how many oxidation state of same species
Answer» ong>Answer: Answer A substance can exhibit disproportionation REACTION if it can INCREASE as well as decrease its oxidation state. Maximum oxidation number of Cl is +7 and minimum oxidation number is −1. In ClO−, chlorine is present in +1 oxidation state so it can increase as well as decrease its oxidation state. In ClO2−, chlorine is present in +3 oxidation state so it can increase as well as decrease its oxidation state. In ClO3−, chlorine is present in +5 oxidation state so it can increase as well as decrease its oxidation state. In ClO4−, chlorine is present in +7 oxidation state so it cannot increase its oxidation state. So only ClO4− will not exhibit disproportionation reaction. Explanation:pls mark me the brainliest

Disproportionate redox reaction have minimum how many oxidation state of same species

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ong>Answer: Answer

A substance can exhibit disproportionation REACTION if it can INCREASE as well as decrease its oxidation state.

Maximum oxidation number of Cl is +7 and minimum oxidation number is −1.

In ClO−, chlorine is present in +1 oxidation state so it can increase as well as decrease its oxidation state.

In ClO2−, chlorine is present in +3 oxidation state so it can increase as well as decrease its oxidation state.

In ClO3−, chlorine is present in +5 oxidation state so it can increase as well as decrease its oxidation state.

In ClO4−, chlorine is present in +7 oxidation state so it cannot increase its oxidation state.

So only ClO4− will not exhibit disproportionation reaction.

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