Manganese oxide potassium, Manganese oxide, Cherkasy region.

Potassium potassium, the potassium salt of manganous acid or colloquially - permanganate - is a powerful oxidizer and is a violet (practically black) crystal with a metallic tint, which, when dissolved in water, forms an antiseptic solution of varying color intensity (depending from the quantity of the substance from pale pink to deep crimson).
It is the oxidizing ability of potassium permanganate that provides the antiseptic and antimicrobial qualities of this salt. The disinfecting effect of potassium permanganate is due to the ability of the powder to oxidize various organic compounds, in the process of which oxygen is released. During the Great Patriotic War, potassium permanganate crystals were necessarily present in the paramedic bags of doctors, nurses, and paramedics. A solution of potassium permanganate was widely used for the treatment of wounds and the treatment of all kinds of injuries in hospitals.
Therapeutic properties of aqueous potassium permanganate solution:
antimicrobial;
antiseptic;
anti-inflammatory;
disinfectant;
disinfectant;
antitoxic;
vomiting.
What is potassium permanganate useful for a person(//tractor-service.com)
The range of use of the composition is quite wide, even despite the availability of modern drugs of synthetic origin. In different concentrations (depending on medical recommendations), potassium permanganate solution is used in the following cases:
Washing wounds.
Burns of the skin.
Rinsing of the oral cavity and throat in infectious diseases of the mucous membrane and inflammatory phenomena, including angina.
Treatment of burn surfaces of wounds.
Lubrication of ulcerated surfaces and infected wounds.
Douching for gynecological and urological diseases, in particular, for colpitis and urethritis.
Gastric lavage in case of various poisonings caused by ingestion of alkaloids (nicotine, morphine, etc.), phosphorus, quinine, and other substances poisonous to humans.
Disinfection of gastrointestinal tract organs with diarrhea.
Washing the mucous membrane of the eyes when they are damaged by insects with poisonous properties.
Washing the skin in case of contact with a poisonous substance - aniline.
Washing the bite site and lotion when attacked by poisonous snakes, tarantulas, scorpions, karakurt