Permanganatometry is a titrimetric (volumetric) method for the determination of substances based on oxidation reactions involving permanganate ions.
Permanganometric titration is based on a redox process involving a pair of Mn (VII) / Mn (II) (E o = + 1.52 V) in an acidic medium:
When using a solution of potassium permanganate as a titrant, it is possible to determine, for example, iron ions, hydrogen peroxide , oxalates :
The titration endpoint is determined without an indicator by the appearance of the intrinsic violet color of the MnO 4 - ions.
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