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Why is Mm02 called manganese (IV) oxide?

Why is Mm02 called manganese (IV) oxide?
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Why is Mm02 called manganese (IV) oxide?

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MnO2 M n O 2 is an ionic substance without any oxo-anions, therefore its name has the -ide ending.

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