At pH 1, superoxide ions are is largely present in water as? О НО2 O H202* O HO22- O 02 O H2022+ QUESTION 2 Au(1) complexes are aurophilic and isoelectronic with O Hg(II) O Pt(II) O Pd(l) O Ir(III) O Rh(1)

At pH 1, superoxide ions are is largely present in water as? О НО2 O H202* O HO22- O 02 O H2022+ QUESTION 2 Au(1) complexes are aurophilic and isoelectronic with O Hg(II) O Pt(II) O Pd(l) O Ir(III) O Rh(1)

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