To determine the oxidation states of chromium (\(Cr\)) in the given complexes, let's analyze each complex individually:
- \([Cr(H_2O)_6]Cl_3\):
- The complex is a hexaaqua complex where water \((H_2O)\) is a neutral ligand (oxidation state = 0).
- Each chloride ion \((Cl^-)\) contributes -1 to the charge.
- Since there are three chloride ions, the collective charge from chlorides is -3.
- To balance this charge, the oxidation state of \(Cr\) must be +3.
- Therefore, the oxidation state of chromium in this compound is +3.
- \([Cr(C_6H_6)_2]\):
- This complex is a bis-benzene chromium complex, where benzene \((C_6H_6)\) is neutral (oxidation state = 0).
- Since there are no anions or cations apart from the ligand, the oxidation state of \(Cr\) must also be 0 to maintain the compound's neutrality.
- Therefore, the oxidation state of chromium in this complex is 0.
- \(K_2[Cr(CN)_2(O)_2(O_2)(NH_3)]\):
- Potassium ions \((K^+)\) contribute a total of +2 charge.
- Cyanide \((CN^-)\) and oxide ions \((O^{2-})\) are ligands with charges of -1 and -2 respectively.
- The dioxygen ligand \((O_2)\) is neutral (acting as a bracket bridge). Similarly, ammonia \((NH_3)\) is also neutral.
- Knowing that potassium gives a total positive charge:
- Total charge of ligands: -2 (from two \(CN^-\span>) and -4 (from two\)
- Thus, to balance the charges: \(x + (-2) + (-4) = -2\) where \(x\) is the oxidation state of \(Cr\).
- Solving gives \(x = +6\).
- Hence, the oxidation state of chromium in this compound is +6.
In conclusion, the oxidation states of \(Cr\) in the given complexes are +3, 0, and +6, respectively.