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permanganic acid

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permanganic acid [¦pər·man′gan·ik ′as·əd]
(inorganic chemistry)
HMnO4An unstable acid that exists only in dilute solutions; decomposes to manganese dioxide and oxygen.
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The microtomed films were then etched for 20 minutes with permanganic acid and coated with platinum prior to observation.
LLDPE-based mono- and multilayer blown films: property enhancement ... by Elkoun, S.; Huneault, M.A.; McCormick, K.; Puterbaugh, F.; Kale, L. / Polymer Engineering and Science
The samples were etched using the permanganic acid etching procedure described in Ref.
Oriented crystallization and mechanical properties of polypropylene ... by van der Meer, Douwe W.; Milazzo, Daniel; Sanguineti, Aldo; Vancso, G. Julius / Polymer Engineering and Science
1]: samples were polished, then immersed at room temperature in a permanganic acid solution which preferentially etches the amorphous part of the polymer [19, 20], and finally washed with different solutions.
Mechanical Behavior of a Semicrystalline Polymer Before Necking. Part ... by BRUSSELLE-DUPEND, N.; LAI, D.; FEAUGAS, X.; GUIGON, M.; CLAVEL, M. / Polymer Engineering and Science
 
 
 
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