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Olympiad workbook · NSEC · Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure
The structures of hydrogen peroxide (H_2 O_2) in the solid and...
The structures of hydrogen peroxide in the solid and gaseous states are given below. (l) is slightly more viscous than (l). The correct option/s among the following is/are


Options
- ABoth O atoms are near enough to cause repulsion between the electron lone pairs thus making the bond susceptible for cleavage
- BThe strong intermolecular H-bonding along with restricted rotation present in the liquid state of make it more viscous than (l)
- CThe molecule gets twisted to minimize the repulsion between the lone pair and bond pair of electrons
- DThe difference in the dihedral angles in the solid and gaseous states is a consequence of hydrogen bonding between the molecules
Correct answer
D. The difference in the dihedral angles in the solid and gaseous states is a consequence of hydrogen bonding between the molecules
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