What is the inorganic compound with the highest oxygen content?

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What is the inorganic compound with the highest oxygen content?

Reply #22010-01-10

The substances with the highest oxygen content are likely oxygen O2 and ozone O3.

Reply #32010-01-10

This concept is actually a bit unclear. Does sulfuric acid count as an inorganic substance? If so, it contains 4 oxygen atoms!!! That’s more than oxygen and ozone have. Please share your opinions

Reply #42010-01-10

It must refer to the one with the highest oxygen content, right? Oxygen and ozone are not considered compounds... so PASS... Sulfuric acid contains 4 oxygen atoms, but its overall molecular weight is high; therefore its oxygen content is not the highest, at only 65%... In my opinion, it should be H2O2, with an oxygen content of 94%.

Reply #52010-01-10

Agree with Meteor’s view! But I only thought of it after seeing the answer; I thought of water, alas!

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