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The 12 pages that link to Permanganate, each with the reason it gives.

• Polyatomic ionBroader topic: Permanganate demonstrates that a polyatomic ion can be a strongly colored oxidizing agent.

• Potassium permanganateBroader topic: This anion gives the salt its strong oxidizing behavior and characteristic purple color.

• ChromateCompared with: It is another strongly oxidizing, colored oxyanion, but contains manganese instead of chromium.

• DichromateCompared with: Permanganate is a competing titrant and oxidant, often recognizable by its intense purple color.

• OxyanionBroader topic: Permanganate is a strongly oxidizing oxyanion used in chemical analysis and synthesis.

• Permanganate titrationRelated: It is the colored oxidant delivered from the burette.

• ManganateCompared with: Oxidation of green manganate produces this higher-oxidation-state ion.

• Potassium manganateCompared with: It is the oxidized, purple counterpart formed from green manganate.

• Sodium permanganateNarrower topic: The permanganate ion is the reactive component of sodium permanganate.

• Chromate and dichromateCompared with: It is another colored, strong oxidizing oxyanion, but has different composition and redox chemistry.

• Manganese heptoxideRelated: Strong acids can convert permanganate salts into the route to Mn₂O₇.

• Sodium oxalateRelated: Sodium oxalate provides a stable reference material for measuring permanganate solution concentration.