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Oxidation Number of Neutral Elements Explained in 3 Minutes

In this lesson, we explain an important rule in oxidation numbers: 👉 The oxidation number of any neutral element is always ZERO. This rule applies to elements that are not combined with other elements, such as: • H₂ (Hydrogen gas) • O₂ (Oxygen gas) • N₂ (Nitrogen gas) • Na (Sodium metal) • Cl₂ (Chlorine gas) Understanding this rule makes it much easier to solve oxidation number problems and redox reactions in chemistry. In this video you will learn: ✔ What neutral elements are ✔ Why their oxidation number is zero ✔ Examples of common neutral elements ✔ How this rule helps in redox calculations This lesson is perfect for: High School Chemistry students IGCSE / GCSE Chemistry Introductory College Chemistry If you are learning oxidation numbers, redox reactions, or chemical bonding, this rule will help you solve problems much faster. 👍 Subscribe for more simple chemistry lessons that make difficult topics easy to understand.