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e the name of Mn2O3 manganese(III) oxide Part 2 (1 point) Feedback Provide the name of MnO2 manganese( Il) oxide Part 3 (1 point) Feedback Express the percentages to one decimal place. O Calculate the percentage of manganese by massin Mngos

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Name of MnO2 = Manganese (IV) oxide  

As one O carries 2- charge and in this there are two oxygens therefore total negative charge is 4- and the equal and opposite positive charge must be carried by the manganese ion that is 4+.... I hope I made it clear to u.. If not please let me know through comment .. I will b happy to help u .. Thank u

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