MCQ
$M{n^{ + 2 }}$ can be converted into $M{n^{7 + }}$ by reacting with
  • A
    $S{O_2}$
  • B
    $C{l_2}$
  • $Pb{O_2}$
  • D
    $SnC{l_2}$

Answer

Correct option: C.
$Pb{O_2}$
c
(c)Strong oxidising agents such as $Pb{O_2}$ or sodium bismulthate $(NaBi{O_3})$ oxidise $M{n^{2 + }}$ to $MnO_4^ - $ or $M{n^{7 + }}$.

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