For radicals, 1.Is the charge on radicals its valency or oxidation number? and why? 2.How are the charges on radicals gotten?. For example, so4^2- has a charge of -2, how was the -2 gotten? Pls give me a detailed explanation If understood, I would mark the Brainliest answer
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