This compound binds to the heme group of an enzyme that is extracted from horseradish roots.
This non-diatomic compound is produced with the help of copper and zinc in several dismutases to avoid the damaging effects of one of its components. When threatened, bombardier beetles use enzymes to break down a mixture of hydroquinone and this compound. This compound binds to the heme group of an enzyme that is extracted from horseradish roots. It is produced from the oxidation of fatty acids in organelles that are named for this compound. The liver produces an enzyme that converts 40 million molecules of this compound into water and oxygen per second. For 10 points, name this substance which is broken down by catalase and has the formula H2O2 ["H-2-O-2"].
This non-diatomic compound is produced with the help of copper and zinc in several dismutases to avoid the damaging effects of one of its components.
hydrogen peroxide [or H2O2 before mentioned]