Hangman Fe(III) corroles catalyse H(2)O(2) disproportionation at a faster rate and display a more pronounced hangman effect than their one electron oxidized analogues owing to their ability to bypass high energy intermediates by redox-leveling derived from the use of the corrole as a non-innocent ligand.

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