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The best I can describe it is kind of a zig-zag shape: H-O-O-H, but with the H-O bonds coming off at an angle instead of in a straight line like that. There is (nearly) free rotation about the O-O bond.

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The shape of H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide) is bent or V-shaped, with an O-O bond angle of approximately 111 degrees.

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HN02, nitrous acid, has an angular shape. It is sometimes called bent.

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