Tin dioxide

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Tin dioxide, SnO₂, also stannic oxide, is an oxide of tin, with tin in oxidation state +4. The naturally occurring mineral is called cassiterite.

When hydrated, it may be called stannic acid.

See stannic acid for more chemistry.

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