Please,why is MnO2-4 i.e manganese(vi)oxide not MnO3?...i still dont get it..i mean if u calculate the oxidation number with the latter it'll still be +6
1 Answer
Jun 24, 2018
The formula for manganese(VI) oxide is
Explanation:
I'm not sure if I understand the question completely, but I'll verify the oxidation number and formula for
We know that the oxidation number for O is -2
Let's set the oxidation number for Mn as x
Manganese(VI) oxide is indeed
Oxidation number for Mn in
Manganese(IV) oxide, on the other hand is
Oxidation number for Mn in