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Looking at their diagram, there appear to be multiple injections of hydrogen peroxide, but no products of hydrogen peroxide. Maybe it just requires a finite am

Looking at their diagram, there appear to be multiple injections of hydrogen peroxide, but no products of hydrogen peroxide. Maybe it just requires a finite amount to get the reaction started, or there's some subtle reaction going on that's not in the diagram. Or they decided a trickle of conventionally produced H2O2 was an acceptable price to keep the reaction going. Wonder what I'm missing.

kevinb7 10y ago
It looks like injected H2O2 gets recycled in the kat-mco and kat-pco reactions.
wbl 10y ago
Oxygen is being consumed by oxidases, producing hydrogen peroxide, and the peroxide is being turned to water and oxygen by a different enzyme. So this could be run with oxygen instead.