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Chemistry, 28.12.2020 01:00 AkramMasoud

2H,0 o,
2H,
rogen perode
oxygen
This chemical reaction shows that two molecules of hydrogen peroxide (H 0.) break
apart to form two molecules of water (H.0) and one molecule of oxygen (0,1
How does the arrangement of atoms and bonds
change?


2H,0

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2H,
rogen perode
oxygen
This chemical reaction shows that two molecules of hydrogen perox

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