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`O_(2)F_(2)` is an unstable yellow orange solid and `H_(2)O_(2)` is a colourless liquid, both have O-O bond and O-O bond length in `H_(2)O_(2) and O_(2)F_(2)` respectively is :

A

1.22Å, 1.48Å

B

1.48Å, 1.22Å

C

1.22Å, 1.22Å

D

1.48Å, 1.48Å

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The correct Answer is:
B

According to Bent's Rule in `O_(2)F_(2)`, there is more p-character in `O-F` bond in comparision to `O-H` bond in `H_(2)O_(2)`, hence s-character in `O-O` bond is greater in `O-O` is greater in `O_(2)F_(2)`.
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