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Standard XII
Chemistry
Physical and Chemical Properties of Hydrogen
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Find the maximum possible number of hydrogen bonds in which
H
2
O
2
molecule can participate.
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Solution
The maximum possible number of hydrogen bonds in which
H
2
O
2
molecule can participate is
6
. Each
H
atom can form one hydrogen bond.
Thus, two hydrogen atoms forms two hydrogen bonds. Each oxygen atom can form
2
hydrogen bond.
Thus, two oxygen atoms can form
4
hydrogen bonds. Thus, total
6
hydrogen bonds can be formed by on molecule of hydrogen peroxide.
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