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57.) A.common demonstration n chemistry courses in. adding a. hyd rogen peroxide Is nstable, and it decompose quite spectaculurly undler tuse cond itions to proc Oxy gen gas + 18 a cuta lyst for the decomposition of hgdrgen p ond is not consumed in d 'reaction. Write the bal equation for the decompostion reachon of hydcagen manganese (IV) 'oxide to - ot pIxo, (I) Pobunu o pads huy v steam (water vapor), manganese (I

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