Industrial Sodium Molybdate MoNa2O4 White Crystalline Powder, 98.0% Min, for Material Enquiries
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ColorWhitePhysical formCrystalline , Powder
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CAS No.7631-95-0Purity98.0% Min
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AppearanceWhite Crystalline PowderApplicationIndustry use
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ClassificationOther Inorganic SaltsEINECS No.231-551-7
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Grade StandardIndustrial GradeMolecular FormulaMoNa2O4
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Other NamesSodium molybdateProduct nameSodium molybdate
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CAS7631-95-0ColorWhite Color
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MOQ5 TONGradeIndustral Grade
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Package25kg/bagEINECS number231-551-7
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SolubilityInsoluble in ethanolMelt Point687 °C
A sodium molybdate material requirement should identify both the offered form and the analysis needed by the process. This industrial product is described as white crystalline powder with stated formula MoNa2O4 and minimum purity of 98.0%.
Define the molybdate assay being compared
Request the current compound assay and its reporting basis for the sample offered. If the process requires an elemental molybdenum result, ask for that analysis separately rather than reading the compound-purity figure as a metal percentage.
Water content and relevant impurities may also be part of the buyer's requirement. Obtain those results when needed without assuming a hydrate identity from the general sodium molybdate name.
Keep the solvent statement specific to ethanol
The powder is described as insoluble in ethanol. That statement concerns the named solvent and does not provide a water-solubility value or describe behaviour in a different liquid.
- For a solvent comparison
- Identify the liquid and the test conditions that matter to the process.
- For material identification
- Confirm the actual offered form and the analytical documents associated with it.
Set the intended industrial acceptance criteria
The stated application scope is industrial use, so explain the particular function you need the powder to perform. Define the composition limits and acceptance measurements before arranging the relevant sample assessment.
Request current physical-property and handling reports if preparation or thermal behaviour affects the decision. A minimum assay and white crystalline appearance do not establish an operating recipe or guarantee performance in an unspecified industrial process.
