Structure and Chemical Properties of Hydrogen Peroxide
Structure and Chemical Properties of Hydrogen Peroxide: Overview
This topic covers concepts, such as, Structure of Hydrogen Peroxide, Storage of Hydrogen Peroxide, Reducing Action of Hydrogen Peroxide in Acidic Medium & Reducing Action of Hydrogen Peroxide in Basic Medium etc.
Important Questions on Structure and Chemical Properties of Hydrogen Peroxide
bond angle in is

Which of the following is the true structure of ?

When is oxidised, the product is

Hydrogen peroxide is stored in glass or plastic vessels lined with a paste of dust.

The volume strength (in ) of is approximately______.

Which of the following property of hydrogen peroxide make it to use in food products?

From the following statements, choose the incorrect statement regarding .

Dihydrogen forms two different compounds with oxygen. One of the compound is the most stable while the another compound is highly unstable and slowly decomposes to from along with a colourless gas . The decolourises acidic solution of , whereas, does not show any such reaction. and , respectively are

restores the colour of old lead paintings, blackened by the action of gas by

Moist hydrogen peroxide cannot be dried over , because

restores the colour of old lead paintings, blackened by the action of gas by

In which of the following reactions is a reducing agent-

Hydrogen peroxide reacts with lead sulphide to produce lead sulphate. Identify the other product formed:

In which of the following reactions of acts as an oxidizing agent (either in acidic, alkaline or neutral media)?
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ii.
iii.
iv.

Hydrogen peroxide is

A commercial sample of marked as volume of hydrogen peroxide, which means

How many of the following properties are exhibited by ?
(i) oxidiser in alkaline medium
(ii) Bleaching action
(iii) It decomposes in presence of sunlight
(iv) oxidiser in acidic medium
(v) Reducer in acidic medium
(vi) contains polar bonds
(vii) Reducer in alkaline medium
(viii) Non-planar molecule
(ix) presence of intermolecular Hydrogen bonds in its liquid.

Which of the following equation depict the reducing nature of

When hydrogen peroxide reacts with ozone, the role of hydrogen peroxide in the reaction is

The shape of is dissimilar to:
