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BaO(2) is a peroxide, but PbO(2) is not ...

`BaO_(2)` is a peroxide, but `PbO_(2)` is not a peroxide. Why?

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Metallic oxides which on treatment with dilute acids produce hydrogen peroxide are called peroxides.All peroxides contain a peroxide ion `(O_(2)^(2-))` having the structure `[O-O]^(2).PbO_(2)` does not contain peroxide ion and hence it cannot be called a peroxide.
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