Molybdenum oxide
Molybdenum oxide chemical analysis:
Mo: 60 - 64% C: 0.1% max cu<1%
Si: 0.5 - 1.5% max S: 0.1% max
P: 0.05% max Size: 0 - 4 mm
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|
Element |
Mo(%) |
C(%) |
Cu(%) |
S(%) |
Si(%) |
P(%) |
|
Fe-mo(A) |
68-72 |
Max 0.1 |
Max 0.5 |
Max 0.1 |
Max 1.2 |
Max 0.05 |
|
Fe-mo(B) |
65-70 |
Max 0.1 |
Max 1 |
Max 0.1 |
Max 1.2 |
Max 0.05 |
|
Fe-mo(C) |
60-65 |
Max 0.1 |
Max 1 |
Max 0.1 |
Max 1.2 |
Max 0.05 |
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Molybdenum Specifications
The name Molybdenium Molybdenum is derived from the Greek word (molybdos) meaning lead. Because molybdenum is not found freely in a state. The abundance of molybdenium in the Earth's shell is 0.007%.
Molibdenium is a metal-like gray or white-silver-silver, atomic number 42, 10.22 grams per cubic centimeter, hardness of 5.5 on mouse scale, very hard, with the highest melting point among the elements , 4612 ° C and 2617 ° C melting point. Molybdenium is in Group 6 (VI) the periodic table as Transition Metals and is in the 5th period.
The molybdenium element as a transitional element has capacities of 2,3,4,5,6 and has a celophilic and codrophilic properties.
In the mass mode, this element has a shiny metal properties and silver white color and is dark in gray molybdenum powder.