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  • Sodium hydrogenperoxide is formed by the reaction between
Multiple choice

Sodium hydrogenperoxide is formed by the reaction between

  1. alcohol and oxone

  2. carbon monoxide and dry oxone

  3. oxone and water

  4. oxone and carbon dioxide

  5. None of these

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Explanation

This option is correct because when  Na2O2 is treated with absolute alcohol at 00C,  a white powder of sodium hydrogenperoxide is formed.

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