Manganese trioxide is a black cubic crystal that is insoluble in water, acetic acid, and ammonium chloride solutions but soluble in other inorganic acids. When heated to 1080 ℃, it decomposes into Mn3O4 and O2. In addition, manganese trioxide can be used as aα Mn2O3, andγ Mn2O3 exists in two forms.In terms of physical properties, manganese dioxide is a black powder, odorless, with a density of 4.81g/mL (at 25/4 ℃) and a melting point of 1080 ℃.From a chemical perspective, manganese trioxide is insoluble in water, but when heated to above 940 ℃ in air, it releases oxygen and becomes manganese trioxide. Additionally, γ- Mn2O3 is a black solid, and its X-ray diffraction image is similar to that of manganese tetroxide. When heated to 500 ℃ under reduced pressure, it will transform into α- Mn2O3.