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The decomposition of hydrogen peroxide

In this laboratory exercise we will determine the percentage Hydrogen Peroxide present in a commercially available solution by measuring the volume of Oxygen gas liberated when the peroxide decomposes. Because the decomposition of dilute solutions of Hydrogen Peroxide is relatively slow, a Ferric Chloride catalyst will be used to increase the reaction rate so that the reaction goes to completion during the laboratory period.