Chemistry, 24.09.2019 09:30 jflakes406

The two forms of oxygen, o2(g) and o3(g), have
(1) different molecular structures and identical properties
(2) different molecular structures and different properties
(3) identical molecular structures and identical properties
(4) identical molecular structures and different properties

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The two forms of oxygen, o2(g) and o3(g), have
(1) different molecular structures and identica...