Manganese sulfate monohydrate

Manganese sulfate monohydrate is a chemical substance. White or light pink monoclinic fine crystals. Easy to dissolve in water, insoluble in ethanol. When heated above 200 ℃, it begins to lose its crystalline water. At around 280 ℃, it loses most of its crystalline water. At 700 ℃, it becomes an anhydrous salt melt. At 850 ℃, it begins to decompose, releasing sulfur trioxide, sulfur dioxide, or oxygen depending on the conditions.

Purpose

1. Used as a trace analysis reagent, mordant, and paint desiccant

2. Used as raw materials for electrolytic manganese and other manganese salts, for papermaking, ceramics, printing and dyeing, ore flotation, etc

3. Mainly used as a feed additive and catalyst for plant synthesis of chlorophyll

4. Manganese sulfate is a permitted food fortifier. China's regulations stipulate that it can be used for infant and toddler food, with a dosage of 1.32-5.26mg/kg; 0.92-3.7mg/kg in dairy products; 0.5-1.0mg/kg in drinking solution.

5. Manganese sulfate is a feed nutrient fortifier.

6. It is one of the important trace element fertilizers that can be used as base fertilizer, seed soaking, seed mixing, topdressing, and foliar spraying, which can promote crop growth and increase yield. In animal husbandry and feed industry, it is used as a feed additive to promote good development of livestock and poultry, and has a fattening effect. It is also a raw material for processing paint and ink drying agent manganese naphthalate solution. Used as a catalyst in the synthesis of fatty acids.

7. Used as analytical reagents, mordants, additives, pharmaceutical excipients, etc.