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Why lithium forms oxide na peroxide and k superoxide?

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Answered by Shubu01
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✔✔ Lithium forms normal oxide Lithium-ion with small size has a strong positive field around it.

✔✔ This positive field is so weak that it cannot prevent the conversion of the oxide anion into a peroxide ion , However,

✔✔ it is strong enough to prevent further oxidation of peroxide to superoxide.

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Answered by liza10987654321
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Lithium forms normal oxide Lithium-ion with small size has a strong positive field around it.

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