[rypark57@yahoo.com]

Hi, I am trying to figure out what the products of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) and MEA-Sulfite:  (HOCH2CH2NH3)SO3  will be if they react. 
Also, how do I figure out what concentrations of each should be mixed together to oxidize (I think) all of the H202.  I think it should be an oxidation reduction with water as a product but I cant' figure out what will happen with the MEA-Sulfite.  I know I used to be able to this kind of stuff but I've been out of school so long I can't seem to remember.  Any help would be greatly appreciated from a former chemistry student!

[Rabn]

Grab an electrochemical series. peroxide is reduced to water, you have SO3, you'll get it. Remember your friends Nernst and delta G. They'll get you to where you want to go.