Question

Why is the bond length of H2O2 greater that bond length of O2F2?

Answer 1

it has tendency to attract electron density towards itself thus in O2F2 fluorine attracts electron densities towards itself resulting in smaller o-o bond whipe in H2O2 oxygen gets negative charge due to this bond order decreases.Therefore o-o bond length increases

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Answer 2

Answer:

So, it has tendency to attract electron density towards itself. Thus, in O2F2 , fluorine attracts electron densities towards itself resulting in smaller O-O bond. In H2O2, oxygen is not as strong as electronegative element fluorine is. ... So, H-H bond does notaffect O-O bond as affected in O2F2.

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