Potassium permanganate

Potassium permanganate, otherwise called permanganate of potash or Condy's crystal, is a chemical compound comprising of two particles: a potassium particle and a permanganate particle.

The actual condition of potassium permanganate is a scentless strong, and they look like dull purple or bronze colored crystals. If we dissolve this crystal in water, the solution becomes purple in color. Potassium permanganate can oxidize numerous substances, so it is very notable as a solid oxidizing agent, a substance that accepts or takes electrons from different substances.

Grades and Specification:
1)Technical Grade (Powder of fine Crystals Potassium)
2)Pure Grade (Fine Crystals)
3)Pure Grade (Normal Crystals)
4)Pure Grade (Bold Crystals)
5)FFG (Free Flowing Grade)