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What is the oxidation state of nitrogen in a nitrite ion with a '+3' charge?
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The oxidation state of nitrogen in a nitrite ion is '+3'.
Explanation: A nitrite ion has the chemical formula NO2-, but since it is a '+3' charged ion, it is expected that the nitrogen in the ion will be oxidized, giving it a '+'3 charge, implying a unique reaction or salt that does not commonly occur with nitrite and nitrogen in a different state.