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hydrated crystals manganese/ manganese oxide

Hey guys! does anyone know if manganese or manganese oxide forms hydrated crystals? I can't find it on the web so would really appreciate any help and a source if anyone has 1. Thank you
Reply 1
i dnt think it does
Reply 2
Original post by ben10
i dnt think it does


thaaanks can i ask why you think that? or is it just a gut feeling?
Reply 3
because ive never kum across a equation with hydrated manganese crystals.... are u doing this fr the A2 EMPA prep
Original post by stargirll
Hey guys! does anyone know if manganese or manganese oxide forms hydrated crystals? I can't find it on the web so would really appreciate any help and a source if anyone has 1. Thank you


Manganese oxide does not form hydrated crystals (in common with most oxides), but some of its salts do.
Reply 5
Original post by stargirll
thaaanks can i ask why you think that? or is it just a gut feeling?


because ive never kum across a equation with hydrated manganese crystals.... are u doing this fr the A2 EMPA prep
Reply 6
Original post by charco
Manganese oxide does not form hydrated crystals (in common with most oxides), but some of its salts do.


i have never been too great with solid state, but you mind telling me why?
Original post by shengoc
i have never been too great with solid state, but you mind telling me why?


Why what? Why oxides are not usually hydrated?
Reply 8
Original post by charco
Manganese oxide does not form hydrated crystals (in common with most oxides), but some of its salts do.


aww thanks. do do u think Mn2+ would?
Original post by stargirll
aww thanks. do do u think Mn2+ would?


Manganese(II) sulphate forms a monohydrate, manganese(II) chloride a tetrahydrate
Reply 10
Original post by charco
Manganese(II) sulphate forms a monohydrate, manganese(II) chloride a tetrahydrate


okay thank you :biggrin: x

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