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Manganese(IV) oxide analytical grade is an inorganic laboratory chemical supplied in a 500 g pack for professional laboratory use. This analytical grade manganese compound is intended for chemical laboratories that require manganese(IV) oxide as a defined-grade reagent in routine handling, preparation and general laboratory workflows. The 500 g pack size offers a practical working quantity for research, teaching and quality-control environments that need a stable stock of the oxide on hand. Listed with a net weight of 0,580 kg, the unit supports straightforward inventory planning and repeated use without frequent reordering. The material is offered from manufacturer Labbox within the LABKEM product range and is classified among laboratory chemicals for inorganic reagent applications. Origin data indicate India as the country of origin. Laboratories can integrate this analytical grade manganese(IV) oxide into standard inorganic chemistry procedures wherever this oxidation state of manganese is specified. Packaged as a single sales unit, it fits conventional laboratory chemical storage and ordering practices for day-to-day analytical and preparative work.
This article is part of Metals, elements & oxides, in Inorganic chemicals.
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