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In hydrogen peroxide adducts, is hydrogen peroxide the solvent or the solute?

2019-09-10View Original

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I have been reviewing literature on hydrogen peroxide recently to prepare adducts. It is a reaction between two salts and hydrogen peroxide. The reaction itself is simple; what’s unclear is whether the system consisting of hydrogen peroxide and the two salts can be analyzed using a phase diagram for aqueous salt systems. So, what role does the hydrogen peroxide in hydrogen peroxide play?
Reply #22019-09-10
What is the final product of the solution?
Reply #32019-09-10
Final product of the solution? The solution contains sodium sulfate and sodium chloride, as well as hydrogen peroxide

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