Assertion: hydrogen peroxide's oxygen atom | /r/HasProperty | extra
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text: Chemically speaking, hydrogen peroxide is identical to water except that it has one extra oxygen atom (H₂O₂).
text: Hydrogen peroxide is a unstable element and when disturbed it easily flings off the extra oxygen atom with quite a bit of heat and energy and initially turns into water and oxygen, that is why its used as a bleach because the oxygen flings off hitting dirt particles or colour particles.
text: However, just like ozone, hydrogen peroxide readily frees its extra oxygen atom initiating an oxidizing reaction.