Chemistry, 30.09.2019 10:30, sharnisefrazier

Which statement explains why ozone gas, o3, and oxygen gas, o2, have different properties?
(1) they are formed from different elements.
(2) they have different molecular structures.
(3) they have different oxidation numbers.
(4) they have different electronegativities.

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