Molybdic acid
What is Molybdic acid?
Molybdic acid (CAS 7782-91-4) is an inorganic molybdenum compound used industrially as a corrosion inhibitor and catalyst precursor.
Where is Molybdic acid used?
- Corrosion inhibitor formulations: provides molybdate ions that passivate metal surfaces in cooling water systems and industrial coatings
- Catalyst manufacturing: precursor to molybdenum-based catalysts for hydrodesulfurization, oxidation reactions and petrochemical refining
- Agriculture: micronutrient source for molybdenum-deficient soils, incorporated into fertilizer blends and foliar sprays
- Mining and metals: ore processing and starting material for molybdenum salts and pigments
- It delivers molybdate chemistry in solid form as a source material for downstream formulation.
Commercial specifications
- Purity typically specified at 85% or higher MoO₃ equivalent, technical grade
- Packaging ranges from small laboratory quantities to bulk industrial supply
- Specifications confirmed against buyer requirements for catalyst or agricultural use
Other Names (Synonyms)
molybdic(VI) acid|H2MoO4|[MoO2(OH)2]|Molybdate (MoO42-), dihydrogen, (T-4)-|I96N991J1N|RefChem:819194|dihydroxy(dioxo)molybdenum|Molybdate (MoO42-), hydrogen (1:2), (T-4)-