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  • Oxidation Number of Iron (Fe) in Iron Bromide (FeBr)
    Here's how to determine the oxidation number of Fe in FeBr:

    * Bromine (Br) typically has an oxidation number of -1 in its compounds (except in compounds with oxygen).

    * The overall charge of a neutral compound is 0.

    Since there is only one Fe and one Br atom in FeBr, to balance the -1 charge of Br, the Fe must have a +1 oxidation number.

    Therefore, the oxidation number of Fe in FeBr is +1.

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