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Hydrogen peroxide, h2o2(aq), decomposes into water and oxygen. adding a small amount of fecl3(aq) increases the rate of gas evolution in this reaction. what is the best description of the role of fecl3?

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susanwiederspan
I would call ferric trichloride a catalyst here. It increases the rate of the rxn.

Answer:

  • fecl₃ acting as catalyst-

iron (III) chloride is acts as the catalyst for the reaction which takes place in the transformation of hydrogen peroxide, H₂O₂(aq) into the two main products mainly water,H₂O and oxygen,O₂.

  • The reaction is as follow:
  • H₂O₂(aq)⇒ H₂O + O₂.

Explanation:

  • Catalysts-

A catalyst provide the best route or the easy path to start or initiate the reaction or the chemical transformation which leads to the speeding up the reactions.

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