impetigo is the chemical application of potassium permanganate.
impetigo is the chemical application of potassium permanganate.
what are the chemical application of potassium permanganate?
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potassium permanganate









































potassium permanganate is an inorganic chemical compound and medication. as a medication it is used for cleaning wounds and dermatitis.









































it has the chemical formula kmno and is a salt consisting of k and  ions. it is a strong oxidizing agent. it dissolves in water to give intensely pink or purple solutions, the evaporation of which leaves prismatic purplish-black glistening crystals. in 2000, worldwide production was estimated at 30,000 tonnes. in this compound, manganese is in the +7 oxidation state.









































the wholesale cost in the developing world is about us$0.01 per gram of powder.









































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potassium permanganate
another popular chemical involved in an alternate sandblasting technique is potassium permanganate or kmno4. it is an odorless, dark purple, sand-like oxidizing agent. it is used to lighten the color of denim in specific areas. in the process of sand blasting, a worker sprays the potassium permanganate on a specific area on the denim garment with a hose or a brush. it is then washed off, leaving the chemical treated area a lighter color than the surrounding untreated area. when the potassium permanganate dries, bleach is sprayed on top of the previously treated area to neutralize potassium permanganate and is then washed a second time. there are multiple exposure routes for potassium permanganate to cause serious adverse reactions to the worker, these are: dermal contact, contact with the eye, inhalation and ingestion. when potassium permanganate comes in contact with the skin, it can cause irritation, deep burns, rashes and even dying of the skin. if potassium permanganate is exposed to the eye, severe irritation as well as permanent eye damage is possible. inhalation of potassium permanganate can irritate the respiratory tract and can even lead to chronic lung diseases such as asthma, silicosis, and pulmonary edema. ingestion of potassium permanganate causes severe nausea and diarrhea and lastly, some rare cases, chronic exposure to potassium permanganate could adversely affect the liver and kidneys and may even decrease fertility.
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