molybdate

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mo·lyb·date

(mō-lib'dāt),
A salt of molybdic acid.

molybdate

/mo·lyb·date/ (mah-lib´dāt) any salt of molybdic acid.
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Sahni, "Crystallization of mixed rare earth (didymium) molybdates in silica gel," Bulletin of Materials Science, vol.
Doyle, "Infra-red spectra of anhydrous molybdates and tungstates," Spectrochimica Acta, vol.
Synthesis, characterization, and thermal kinetics of mixed gadolinium: calcium heptamolybdate system
Sodium molybdate is well suited as a non-toxic, anodic (pitting) corrosion inhibitor of steel (Rey et al.
Control of corrosion, microbiology & deposition in large thermal chilled water storage systems, a system management perspective
Korobov, VI, Loshkarev, YM, Kozhura, OV, "Cathodic Treatment of Galvanic Zinc Coatings in Solutions of Molybdates.
Morphology and corrosion resistance of Cr(III)-based conversion treatments for electrogalvanized steel
The effect of the isoelectric point on the adsorption of molybdates on fluoride-modified aluminas.
Descripcion teorica y experimental del equilibrio de adsorcion de soluciones ionicas en la superficie de los sistemas [gamma]-[Al.sub.2][O.sub.3] y Mo[O.sub.3]/[gamma]-[Al.sub.2][O.sub.3]
Molybdates are known to passivate a steel substance by forming a ferrous molybdate layer.
A new pigment for smart anticorrosive coatings
Organic-based products will remain the largest type in value terms, although molybdates and silicates will experience faster growth.
US corrosion inhibitors demand to increase 4.4% annually through the year 2006. (News Release)
Our doctoral research at the University has focused on the phosphates, arsenates, vanadates, molybdates and other secondary minerals in the oxidation zones of Pb-Zn-Fe-Cu orebodies in Extremadura; thus far we have studied and sampled over 40 such deposits, and have identified a sizeable number of mineral species, including many not previously reported from this area.
Vanadinite from the Gerty mine, Badajoz, Spain
D'Orcy is particularly rich in the productions of the French mines: such as the phosphates, carbonates and molybdates of lead; the iron ores of Bangory, Framont, and the Isle of Elba; the silver of St.
Jean Gigot d'Orcy (1733-1793)
The third assay involves colorimetric determination of the liberated phosphate [9] based on the complex reaction between phosphate and molybdate in an acid environment.
New optimized method for assaying 5'-Nucletidase in biological fluids
Subsequent chemical study demonstrated it to be a copper molybdate new to science.
Szenicsite: a new copper molybdate from Inca de Oro, Atacama, Chile

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