Which oxidation outcome fundamentally limits hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) stability?

💡 Explanation

Hydrogen peroxide decomposes via disproportionation, where it acts as both an oxidizing and reducing agent, releasing water and oxygen; because this redox reaction is thermodynamically favored, rather than alternative routes, it limits long-term stability.

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