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Manganese(II) Sulfate Solution Guide

This document provides a recipe for preparing manganese(II) sulfate(VI) solutions, detailing the formulas, solubility, and molar masses of the monohydrate and tetrahydrate forms. It includes instructions for preparing the solutions, emphasizing safety precautions and proper labeling. The document also outlines the required masses of manganese(II) sulfate for various concentrations and volumes of solutions.

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Manganese(II) Sulfate Solution Guide

This document provides a recipe for preparing manganese(II) sulfate(VI) solutions, detailing the formulas, solubility, and molar masses of the monohydrate and tetrahydrate forms. It includes instructions for preparing the solutions, emphasizing safety precautions and proper labeling. The document also outlines the required masses of manganese(II) sulfate for various concentrations and volumes of solutions.

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Recipe 56

Manganese(II) sulfate(VI)

56 Manganese(II) sulfate(VI) solutions


Manganese(II) sulfate(VI) forms many hydrates. The 1-water (monohydrate) and 4-water (tetrahydrate)
forms appear to be the most readily available.
Read this Recipe in conjunction with the following guidance:
• Hazcard 60
• Labelling chemicals in school (Guide GL111)

Formula: MnSO4.H2O Solubility*: 40 g per 100 cm3 Molar mass: 169.02 g mol-1
3
Formula: MnSO4.4H2O Solubility*: 95 g per 100 cm Molar mass: 223.06 g mol-1
Mass (g) of solid manganese(II) sulfate(VI)-1-water to be used. Tetrahydrate mass (g) in brackets.
Concentration Volume (cm3) of solution required
required Hazard warning label
100 250 1000
1.69 4.23 16.90
0.1 M − −
(2.23) (5.58) (22.31)
8.45 21.13 84.51
0.5 M − −
(11.15) (27.88) (111.53)

16.90 42.26 169.02


1.0 M WARNING
(22.31) (55.77) (223.06)

45 115 450
Saturated (20 oC) WARNING
(100) (250) (1000)
*There is wide variation in the values quoted in different reference sources.

Preparing manganese(II) sulfate(VI) solutions


1. Wear eye protection.
2. Weigh out the indicated mass of hydrated manganese(II) sulfate(VI) salt.
3. Add the solid to about two-thirds of the final volume of water in a beaker or laboratory jug.
4. Stir to dissolve. Warm gently if necessary (use a glass beaker).
5. If a beaker has been used, pour the solution into an appropriately-sized measuring cylinder or
laboratory jug and add water to the required final volume. Mix well.
6. Pour the solution into a labelled bottle. Include hazard warning and/or control measure information on
the label if appropriate.

RB 056 - 11/24 ©CLEAPSS®


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