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DETERMINATION OF MOLYBDENUM AND MOISTURE IN MOLYBDENUM OXIDE BY MICROWAVE

Cheng Yu-lu

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After the sample of molybdenum oxide was changed into lead molybdate sedment,the sedment was dried by microwave,and at the same time the moisture in molybdenum oxide was also determined by microwave.The results showed that the drying time of the sedment was shortened from 30min to 7min and that of molybdenum oxide from 2h to 4min by microwave.

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After the sample of molybdenum oxide was changed into lead molybdate sedment,the sedment was dried by microwave,and at the same time the moisture in molybdenum oxide was also determined by microwave.The results showed that the drying time of the sedment was shortened from 30min to 7min and that of molybdenum oxide from 2h to 4min by microwave.

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After the sample of molybdenum oxide was changed into lead molybdate sedment,the sedment was dried by microwave,and at the same time the moisture in molybdenum oxide was also determined by microwave.The results showed that the drying time of the sedment was shortened from 30min to 7min and that of molybdenum oxide from 2h to 4min by microwave.

Key concepts: Molybdenum, Molybdate, Molybdenum oxide, Microwave, Moisture, Oxide, Materials science, Sodium molybdate

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