Kmno4 + hcl

Hi I would like to have the information on the output for the reaction which results when Potassium permanganate and hydrocholic acid are combined

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HCl and KMnO₄ response

HCl+KMnO4⟶KCl+MnCl2+Cl2+H2O

1) HCl separates into H+ and Cl−.

2) KMnO4 separates into K+ and MnO42−

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