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Hydrogen peroxide molecules have two hydrogen atoms and two oxygen atoms how would a table for this compound differ

Hydrogen peroxide molecules have two hydrogen atoms and two oxygen atoms how would a table for this compound differ
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hydrogen peroxide molecules have two hydrogen atoms and two oxygen atoms how would a table for this compound differ

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You can see that each of the Oxygen atoms has eight electrons, and the two Hydrogen's have two electrons each.

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