What is hydrolysis products of "Caro's" acid ?

H2SO5 (Per sulphuric acid) is also know as Caro's acid and on hydrolysis gives sulphuric acid and Hydrogen peroxide. And this hydrolysis take place through addition-Elimination mechanism.

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