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@Dexter
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Cl -1 , Pt + 4
so 2x + -6 + 4 = 0 , x =1
-6+4=-2
So, 2x=2
x=+1
uh take pt as x.
here h is -1 as its a metallic hydride right?
take pt as x pls
No,
H is bonded to Pt, which is bonded to 6 chlorine
hmm
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I mean you need to find for H then why would you take pt as x? And Chlorine is also a part of the compound and gives -6 charge so -2 from H also wont make sense. The H -ve rule in metal hydrides mostly occurs when it is just hydrogen and a metal. Please correct me if i'm wrong
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You can check this out
uhh it has told to find oxidation no. for pt and yea u r right ig for metal hydrides definition thanks
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