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    This document lists the elements in the periodic table and their most common oxidation states. It provides the element number, name, and typical oxidation states for each element from 1 to 92. The oxidation states given are positive for cations and negative for anions formed by the element. Some elements can have a variety of oxidation states depending on conditions.

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    This document lists the elements in the periodic table and their most common oxidation states. It provides the element number, name, and typical oxidation states for each element from 1 to 92. The oxidation states given are positive for cations and negative for anions formed by the element. Some elements can have a variety of oxidation states depending on conditions.

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    This document lists the elements in the periodic table and their most common oxidation states. It provides the element number, name, and typical oxidation states for each element from 1 to 92. The oxidation states given are positive for cations and negative for anions formed by the element. Some elements can have a variety of oxidation states depending on conditions.

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    This document lists the elements in the periodic table and their most common oxidation states. It provides the element number, name, and typical oxidation states for each element from 1 to 92. The oxidation states given are positive for cations and negative for anions formed by the element. Some elements can have a variety of oxidation states depending on conditions.

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    Number Element Valence 34 Selenium -2, (+2), +4, +6

    1 Hydrogen (-1), +1 35 Bromine -1, +1, (+3), (+4),


    +5
    2 Helium 0
    36 Krypton 0
    3 Lithium +1
    37 Rubidium +1
    4 Beryllium +2
    38 Strontium +2
    5 Boron -3, +3
    39 Yttrium +3
    6 Carbon (+2), +4
    40 Zirconium (+2), (+3), +4
    7 Nitrogen -3, -2, -1, (+1), +2,
    +3, +4, +5 41 Niobium (+2), +3, (+4), +5
    8 Oxygen -2 42 Molybdenum (+2), +3, (+4), (+5),
    +6
    9 Fluorine -1, (+1)
    43 Technetium +6
    10 Neon 0
    44 Ruthenium (+2), +3, +4, (+6),
    11 Sodium +1 (+7), +8
    12 Magnesium +2 45 Rhodium (+2), (+3), +4, (+6)
    13 Aluminum +3 46 Palladium +2, +4, (+6)
    14 Silicon -4, (+2), +4 47 Silver +1, (+2), (+3)
    15 Phosphorus -3, +1, +3, +5 48 Cadmium (+1), +2
    16 Sulfur -2, +2, +4, +6 49 Indium (+1), (+2), +3
    17 Chlorine -1, +1, (+2), +3, 50 Tin +2, +4
    (+4), +5, +7
    51 Antimony -3, +3, (+4), +5
    18 Argon 0
    52 Tellurium -2, (+2), +4, +6
    19 Potassium +1
    53 Iodine -1, +1, (+3), (+4),
    20 Calcium +2 +5, +7
    21 Scandium +3 54 Xenon 0
    22 Titanium +2, +3, +4 55 Cesium +1
    23 Vanadium +2, +3, +4, +5 56 Barium +2
    24 Chromium +2, +3, +6 57 Lanthanum +3
    25 Manganese +2, (+3), +4, (+6), 58 Cerium +3, +4
    +7
    59 Praseodymium +3
    26 Iron +2, +3, (+4), (+6)
    60 Neodymium +3, +4
    27 Cobalt +2, +3, (+4)
    61 Promethium +3
    28 Nickel (+1), +2, (+3), (+4)
    62 Samarium (+2), +3
    29 Copper +1, +2, (+3)
    63 Europium (+2), +3
    30 Zinc +2
    64 Gadolinium +3
    31 Gallium (+2). +3
    65 Terbium +3, +4
    32 Germanium -4, +2, +4
    66 Dysprosium +3
    33 Arsenic -3, (+2), +3, +5
    67 Holmium +3
    68 Erbium +3
    69 Thulium (+2), +3
    70 Ytterbium (+2), +3
    71 Lutetium +3
    72 Hafnium +4
    73 Tantalum (+3), (+4), +5
    74 Tungsten (+2), (+3), (+4),
    (+5), +6
    75 Rhenium (-1), (+1), +2, (+3),
    +4, (+5), +6, +7
    76 Osmium (+2), +3, +4, +6, +8
    77 Iridium (+1), (+2), +3, +4,
    +6
    78 Platinum (+1), +2, (+3), +4,
    +6
    79 Gold +1, (+2), +3
    80 Mercury +1, +2
    81 Thallium +1, (+2), +3
    82 Lead +2, +4
    83 Bismuth (-3), (+2), +3, (+4),
    (+5)
    84 Polonium (-2), +2, +4, (+6)
    85 Astatine ?
    86 Radon 0
    87 Francium ?
    88 Radium +2
    89 Actinium +3
    90 Thorium +4
    91 Protactinium +5
    92 Uranium (+2), +3, +4, (+5),
    +6

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