Manganese nitrate
What is Manganese nitrate?
Manganese nitrate (CAS 10377-66-9) is an inorganic manganese salt used as a precursor and catalyst in industrial processes.
Where is Manganese nitrate used?
- Textile dyeing and finishing: oxidation catalyst for manganese-based colorants and fixing certain dye systems onto fabric
- Leather and paper: component in tanning and bleaching
- Agriculture: micronutrient source in fertilizer formulations for manganese-deficient soils, particularly crops sensitive to trace element imbalances
- Water treatment: supports oxidative removal of iron and manganese from potable and process water streams
- It delivers a soluble, reactive source of manganese where controlled deposition or oxidation chemistry is required.
Good to know: Purity specifications and solution concentration should be confirmed against application requirements, as catalyst and agricultural uses may carry different acceptance criteria.
Commercial specifications
- Aqueous solution, most commonly at 50% concentration
- Anhydrous or tetrahydrate solid form
Other Names (Synonyms)
Manganese(2+) dinitrate|Manganese(II) nitrate