When in solution with the Fe2+ ion, it constitutes Fenton's reagent.
This compound was used as a monopropellant for the Bell Rocket Belt and is most commonly manufactured by the anthraquinone process. Using this compound in the second step of ozonolysis leads to the formation of carboxylic acids. It has recently begun to be used to in wastewater plants to treat odors, since it is less toxic than hydrogen sulfide. When in solution with the Fe2+ ion, it constitutes Fenton's reagent. With iodine as a catalyst, it can be decomposed in the "elephant's toothpaste" reaction into water and diatomic oxygen. For 10 points, name this compound with chemical formula H2O2.
This compound was used as a monopropellant for the Bell Rocket Belt and is most commonly manufactured by the anthraquinone process.
hydrogen peroxide [accept H2O2 before it is read]