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Martyka1
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MnO4 2- + OH- redox
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Hi all,
does anyone know solution to MnO4 2- + OH- redox equation (manganate ion in alkaline medium)?
It would be much appreciated.
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In alkaline solution the reaction of (per)manganates ends up to manganese dioxide.
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So, what you want to say is that product is MnO2 and H2O?
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Quote from: Martyka1 on June 11, 2017, 08:46:30 AM
Can you please write the whole equation solution
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The question is what you need. You should develop this kind of equations by yourself normally.
Only one hint, if no reducing agent is present oxygen will be developed.
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