explain the anomalo behaviour of oxygen
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Explanation:Thus ordinary oxygen is not active under ordinary conditions. (vi) Oxygen molecule is paramagnetic in nature in gaseous, liquid and solid states and has two unpaired electrons. Rest all are diamagnetic. (vii) Hydrogen bonding is present in water and may other compounds of oxygen due to high electronegativity of oxygen.
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Anomalous Behavior of Oxygen:- Like the usual trend of P-block elements, oxygen, the first member of group 16 differ from rest of the members of this group. The anomalous behavior of oxygen is due to the following properties:-.
(i) Small size.
(ii) High electronegativity.
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