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Hello everyone so let's start this video the question we have over here is iupac name for vbr .04 is so we have to write the iopec name v here is vanadium and vanadium this br 04 is per bromide per bromide and as this manoridium, it has one per bromide, so oxidation is one.
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This is the iopec name of this compound, vanadium 1 per bromide.
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Perbromate is, in chemistry, the perbromate ion is the anine, having the chemical formula bro4 minus.
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How do we know that the oxidation number of vanadium here is one because we br 04 this br 04 is actually a per bromate this br 04 is actually per bromate this b r4 is per bromate and per bromate has minus one charge minus charge so so in order to find the oxidation, oxidation of this v, vanadium, we need to add the oxidation of this v and this bro4.
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And as we know that this compound, vbro4, it's a neutral compound, so the sum should be 0.
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So let vbx plus, as we know that b, it is per bromate, it has minus 1 charge.
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So minus 1.
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The overall sum should be 0 because the compound, this compound vbr 0, it's a neutral compound...