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Chemistry, 30.06.2021 01:00 bmharris8262

What's the oxidation number of CH3CH2OH? I searched everywhere and the first carbon is apparently - 3, but it's wrong according to my teacher, and it's supposedly - 2.

Can anyone help me on how it turned out - 2? I'm scared he'll bring another question like that in the exam. ​

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