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Why is hydrogen peroxide more viscous than water?
AStrong hydrogen bond networks
BIt contains dissolved salts
CIt has a higher molar mass only
DIt is ionic in nature
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Strong hydrogen bond networks
Extensive hydrogen bonding between H2O2 molecules makes the liquid more viscous.
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