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Which of the following is the true structure of H2O2?

1. (a) H–O–O–H
2. (b) O–O | | H H
3. (c) H | H–O = O
4. (d) H | H–O < O

Correct answer: (b) O–O | | H H

Solution

The correct structure of H2O2 is a non-planar structure with an O–O single bond and two hydroxyl groups attached to the oxygen atoms, represented as H–O–O–H.

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