Manganese Dioxide By Vishnu Mineral Industries

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With wealth of experience and a reputation for quality, we have
established an enviable position as one of the prominent manufacturers,
suppliers and exporters of Manganese Dioxide. This inorganic
compound occurs naturally in the main ore of manganese and it is also
present in manganese nodules. Widely used as oxidizing agent in
organic synthesis, this product is known for its precise composition
and long shelf life. In addition to this, our offered Manganese
Dioxide is highly demanded by the customers, as it is widely used in
below mentioned areas:
Production
of glassDry
cell batteriesFormulation
of potassium perchlorate



Other Details:

Manganese dioxide is the inorganic compound with the formula
MnO2. This blackish or brown solid occurs naturally in the main ore
of manganese.
The principal use for MnO2
is for dry-cell batteries, such as the alkaline
battery and the zinc-carbon battery. It has a consumption of
more than 1 million tonne every year for this purpose. MnO2 is also
used for production of MnO4. It is used extensively as
an oxidizing
agent in organic synthesis.



Uses :

In ancient period it is used as a
black or brown pigment. One of its first uses was in glass making,as a decolourising
agent.

In modern times, the predominant
application of MnO2 is as a component of dry cell batteries.

A specialized use of manganese dioxide is as an
oxidant in organic synthesis.

The green salt potassium manganate is obtained in minutes when
a solution of MnO2 in molten KOH or NaOH is treated with oxidizing
agents such as potassium
nitrate (KNO3), potassium perchlorate (KClO4),
or even oxygen gas.