Chemistry · d- and f-Block Elements
Chromates are strong oxidizing agents, whereas molybdates and tungstates are generally non-oxidizing under similar conditions. Why?
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- 1Cr is unstable in all its oxidation states
- 2Mo and W are more stable in their higher oxidation states (+6)✓
- 3Mo and W are stable only in their lower oxidation states
- 4Cr is more stable in its higher oxidation state than lower ones
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Mo and W are more stable in their higher oxidation states (+6)
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