Experiments for 'molybdenum trioxide'
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Results for 'molybdenum trioxide':
EXPERIMENT 1
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Molybdenum trioxide dissolves well in strongly alkaline liquids. It does
not dissolve (or just a little bit) in plain water. Once dissolved, it
can be kept in solution, even when pH is lowered.
Molybdates are capable of oxidizing iodide and sulfite.
EXPERIMENT 2
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Molybdate forms strongly colored, but unstable, complexes with hydrogen
peroxide.
EXPERIMENT 3
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When molybdate (VI) is reduced by a small amount of reductor, then a blue
compound is formed. When a larger amount of reductor is available, then a
black compound is formed.
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