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I originally posted this in the General Discussion, because I didn't see this forum.
I could use some help. It has been a long time since I have performed any balancing, and need to know how to write the solution for the following chemical reaction.
Mn2O3 + KMnO4 = ????
Can anyone assist? I am trying to write the reaction for manganese greensand regeneration, and I do not know what the fate of K will be. Any assistance would be most appreciated.
This reaction is in drinking water treatment. The product of this equation should produce MnO2 in order to regenerate the manganese greensand. I am just not sure of the fate of the potassium. Can you help?
