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What is the bond length between two oxygen atoms in a molecule of O2, given that the equilibrium bond distance of oxygen is 121 pm?
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What is the bond length between two oxygen atoms in a molecule of O2, given that the equilibrium bond distance of oxygen is 121 pm?
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The bond length between two oxygen atoms in a molecule of O2 is the equilibrium bond distance, which is 121 picometers pm .
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