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[Post New]2 Mar 2007 22:41:15 IST
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it is 4 dear, see charge on 1 oxygen atom is 2 nd thr r 2 such atoms, thrfore the n-factor for O2 molecule is 4..... nd m 100% confident for it!!!
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