In Acidic Medium H2O2 changes K2Cr2O7 to CrO5 (deep Violet Solution In Ether) Having Two Peroxy Linkage. Oxidation Number Of Cr In CrO5 is:

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Question

In acidic medium H2O2 changes K2Cr2O7 to CrO5 (deep violet solution in ether) having two peroxy linkage. Oxidation number of Cr in CrO5 is:

Solution

Correct option is

+ 6

 

 it has two peroxy linkage thus, x – 4 (for two peroxy linkage) – 2 (for oxygen) = 0

 

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