Thursday, January 3, 2019

bond - Is the strength of hydrogen bonding greater in hydrogen peroxide or water?


When we compare water and hydrogen peroxide's hydrogen bond strength, which one should have the greater one? I know that peroxide has more hydrogen bonds, but when we compare the strength of each hydrogen bond, which one would be greater?


Online values of the boiling points indicate a greater bond strength in $\ce{H2O2}$. But peroxide has a larger number of hydrogen bonds.


This was a question for comparing bond strength in a test paper.




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