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Indian BIS Releases New Draft for Manganese Sulphate Monohydrate: Packaging and Marking Requirements Updated

Mar 10, 2026
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The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) recently released the draft of Manganese Sulphate Monohydrate — Specification (First Revision), proposing amendments to the current standard. The public can submit comments or suggestions before March 30, 2026.

Scope and Major Changes

Manganese sulphate monohydrate is a chemical widely used in the manufacture of animal feed, paints, varnishes, electroplating, textiles, ceramics, paper, and dry cells. The standard was initially published in 1983. This revision updates the specifications for manganese sulphate monohydrate and introduces instrumental test methods as optional procedures for determining the content of iron, lead, arsenic, calcium, and chlorides. Additionally, clauses for normative references have been added, and the requirements for packaging and marking have been updated.

Grades and Specification Requirements

The draft classifies the product into two grades:

  • Grade 1 (Pure Grade): Final product obtained directly from manufacturing.
  • Grade 2 (Industrial Grade): By-product obtained during the manufacturing process.

The draft specifies packaging and marking requirements. The product shall be packed in polyethylene laminated jute bags or any other agreed-upon packaging method. Each package must be clearly and permanently marked with the name and grade of the material, the manufacturer's name and registered trademark, gross and net weight, date of packing, and batch number.

The requirements for manganese sulphate monohydrate are detailed in the table below:

Characteristic

Requirements

Grade 1

Grade 2

Manganese sulphate (as MnSO4.H2O), % by mass

97.0 98.0

83.0 85.0

Manganese (as Mn), % by mass

31.60 31.95

27.01 27.70

Insoluble matter, % by mass

0.2

0.5

Chloride (as Cl), % by mass

0.03

0.03

Magnesium and alkali metals (as SO4), % by mass

0.6

Calcium (as Ca), % by mass  

0.2

Zinc (as Zn), % by mass

0.05

0.05

Iron (as Fe), % by mass

0.005

0.08

Heavy metals (as Pb), % by mass

0.002

0.05

Arsenic (as as), % by mass

0.0005

Oxygen absorbed from permanganate (as O), % by mass

0.0008

Ammonium sulphate [as (NH4)2SO4], % by mass

15

 

Further Information

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