1)
a)
when substance is oxidized, it loses electrons and its oxidation number increases
b)
when substance is reduces, it gains electron and its oxidation number decreases
2)
a)
HClO4:
H is +1
O is -2
Cl is +7
b)
C2O4 2-
O is -2
C is +3
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