A Superoxide Ion Can Be Distinguished from the Peroxide Ion

question 87

Multiple Choice

A superoxide ion can be distinguished from the peroxide ion and the oxide ion because

• A)the superoxide ion is stable.
• B)the superoxide ion is paramagnetic.
• C)the superoxide ion is diamagnetic.
• D)the superoxide ion is an acid.
• E)the superoxide ion is a base.

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