Posted by danny on Thursday, May 1, 2008 at 4:57am.
The O in the peroxide is -1, but in the product side, all O are -2, so O-1 gains an electron.
Just as an aside here, I believe you have omitted something from the equation (or perhaps you made a typo) BUT there is no Fe on the left and you have Fe on the right. Something is amiss
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