If a piece of liver is put into hydrogen peroxide, the liquid bubbles. What is happening in this reaction? * liver and peroxide are joining together to make a new protein O peroxide being broken into water and oxygen O more peroxide is being created by the liver O peroxide is destroying germs in the liver

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