Chapter 14: Q135P (page 620)
What oxidation slates does show in its compounds?
Short Answer
Xenon has the most complex chemistry of Group , with oxidation states of and in the compounds it forms.
Chapter 14: Q135P (page 620)
What oxidation slates does show in its compounds?
Xenon has the most complex chemistry of Group , with oxidation states of and in the compounds it forms.
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