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Does anyone know what inorganic chemical catalyst can be used to speed up the redox reaction of hydrogen peroxide?
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I think catalase is what you're looking for.
Well, that's what I thought at first, but I have a feeling that isn't it. Could it be iodide? Or manganese dioxide?
Oh right, sorry I didn't see the "inorganic." manganese(IV) oxide and lead(lV) oxide both work. http://www.york.ac.uk/chemistry/schools/chemrev/projects/peroxide/
Thank you thank you! That ^^ was quite helpful :)
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