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The dihedral angles in the gas phase and solid phase, respectively, of hydrogen peroxide are:

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1111.5° and 90.2°✓
2132.5° and 70.5°
3101.5° and 94.8°
490.2° and 111.5°

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111.5° and 90.2°

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