75 points!!! What is the difference between O-O and O=O?
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O-O => It represents a single bond two oxygen atoms.
Also called saturated bond
O=O => It represents a double bond between two oxygen atoms.
Also called unsaturated bond.
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The difference between O-O and O=O is that :-
O-O is refer to single bonded 2 Oxygen atoms. Which means 2 electrons are shared between 2 Oxygen atoms by a single bond.
Where as
O=O is refer to double bonded 2 Oxygen atoms. Which means 4 electrons are shared between 2 Oxygen atoms by a double bond.
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