Atomic hydrogen reacts with oxygen to give:
Correct answer: B. Almost pure hydrogen peroxide
- A. Almost pure water
- B. Almost pure hydrogen peroxide
- C. A mixture of water and hydrogen peroxide
- D. None of these
Explanation
Atomic hydrogen reacts with O₂ stepwise (H· → HO₂· → H₂O₂), and this pathway strongly favors hydrogen peroxide formation. Water forms only in minor amounts, so the product is almost pure H₂O₂.
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