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Oxygen cannot bond with a single Hydrogen atom naturally. It must bond with two in order to become stable again. This is known as water, or H2O. However, another bond is possible known Hydrogen Peroxide, or H2O2. As there is an extra Oxygen atom the molecule is less stable and therefore more acidic than water. Hence it's use as an anti-septic.

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A Covalent Bond (usually between non-metals)

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A covalent bond (usually the case for two non-metals).

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It is an IONIC bond type, but the angle is not 1800 but 1050

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The electronegativity difference between hydrogen and sulfur is 0.38, so the bond is polar covalent., H2S has a dipole moment of 0.97 D about half that of water

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Polar covalent bonds are formed between hydrogen and oxygen atoms.

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O + O --> O2, in which O2 has a nonpolar double covalent bond. O=O

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polar covalent

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These bonds are covalent.

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