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Question:

Copper oxide and ferric oxide can replace manganese dioxide as a catalyst in chemical reaction?

And hydrogen peroxide

Answer:

Can not. They will react

No

I can only know that ferric ions can be, but in the iron oxide is not in the presence of ion

Yes, as long as it is copper ions and iron ions on the line, such as FeCI can

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