Prepare a complete analysis procedure using KMnO4 as teh oxidant instead of K2CrO7 in the redox analysis of iron. Include sample and solution preparation, approximate weights of samples and reagents, procedure and chemical reactions. In particular, what is the purpose of the Zimmermann-Reinhardt reagent?

Prepare a complete analysis procedure using KMnO4 as teh oxidant instead of K2CrO7 in the redox analysis of iron. Include sample and solution preparation, approximate weights of samples and reagents, procedure and chemical reactions. In particular, what is the purpose of the Zimmermann-Reinhardt reagent?

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