To determine the oxidation numbers of each atom in the given substances, we'll follow the rules for assigning oxidation states. Here are the oxidation numbers for each atom in the specified substances:
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NF3:
- N: +3
- F: -1 (each fluorine atom)
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K2CO3:
- K: +1 (each potassium atom)
- C: +4
- O: -2 (each oxygen atom)
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HlO4:
- H: +1
- I: +7
- O: -2 (each oxygen atom)
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Br2:
- Br: 0 (elemental form)
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2NaI:
- Na: +1 (each sodium atom)
- I: -1 (each iodine atom)
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I2:
- I: 0 (elemental form)
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2NaBr:
- Na: +1 (each sodium atom)
- Br: -1 (each bromine atom)
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Fe2O3:
- Fe: +3 (each iron atom)
- O: -2 (each oxygen atom)
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2Al:
- Al: 0 (elemental form)
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Al2O3:
- Al: +3 (each aluminum atom)
- O: -2 (each oxygen atom)
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2Fe:
- Fe: 0 (elemental form)
To summarize, here are the oxidation numbers for quick reference:
- NF3: N(+3), F(-1)
- K2CO3: K(+1), C(+4), O(-2)
- HlO4: H(+1), I(+7), O(-2)
- Br2: Br(0)
- 2NaI: Na(+1), I(-1)
- I2: I(0)
- 2NaBr: Na(+1), Br(-1)
- Fe2O3: Fe(+3), O(-2)
- 2Al: Al(0)
- Al2O3: Al(+3), O(-2)
- 2Fe: Fe(0)