Chemistry, 11.09.2019 19:20 chelsearodi3985

When water and hydroxide approach, will the two oxygen atoms attract or repel one another? they will attract by bonding like the oxygens in hydrogen peroxide, h-o-o-h. they will attract because they both carry negative charges. they will repel because they both carry negative charges. they will repel because atoms of the same element always repel?

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