What is the oxidation state of the central metal in Na2[Fe(edta)]?
Answer is. +2
If you take 2 na atom and rewrite as {fe(edta)}-2
Let oxidation number of fe is x
Edta oxidation number is -4
So -4+x=-2
Fe is +2
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