about The structure of Hydrogen Peroxide??
Asked by | 29th Feb, 2008, 01:35: PM
Expert Answer:
It has a skewed structure with a dihedral angle of 111.5° (gas phase), which minimises repulsion between the lone pairs and the O-H bond pairs. The dihedral angle is affected by hydrogen bonding; it is 90.2° in solid H2O2. ref to the book for illustration.
Answered by | 29th Feb, 2008, 01:43: PM
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