Additional information
Cas number | 1313-27-5 |
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Empirical formula | MoO3 |
Molecular weight | 127.94 g/mol |
Average particle size | ~100 nm |
Purity | >99% |
Appearance | Black Powder |
Bulk density | 4.69 g/cm³ |
Packing size | 5 gm |
“In electrochemical capacitors
In coatings, nanowires, nanofibers, plastics, and textiles
In specific alloy and catalyst applications
As catalysts, oxidation catalysts, cracking catalysts, hydrogenation catalysts, and pigments
In ceramics and glass production
As a raw material for the production of molybdenum metal.”
Cas number | 1313-27-5 |
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Empirical formula | MoO3 |
Molecular weight | 127.94 g/mol |
Average particle size | ~100 nm |
Purity | >99% |
Appearance | Black Powder |
Bulk density | 4.69 g/cm³ |
Packing size | 5 gm |
No application data available.
Transparent conductive anti-static coating; As a conductive film liquid on crystal display (LCD); Touch-type display; CRT anti-radiation (EMI, RMI) protection of high-transmittance microscope; Energy conservation and the protection of privacy with the switch-mode transmittance glass (Switch Glazing); Buildings & automotive windows; Sensor; Anti-reflective film; As antifogging and heating panels in boreal regions; As conductive film for optoelectronic components; As electrode for organic light-emitting diodes.
Can be dispersed in glass or plastic for display purposes, such as display monitors
Can be surface modified for distribution into aqueous and non-aqueous media for bioimaging
High-temperature corrosion-resistant coatings
Dopants for optical fiber and laser materials
Tuned insulator for Josephson junctions
In up-conversion material, capacitors, and metal-Oxide-semiconductor transistors
In micro-electronics
As a magnetic Nanoparticless with numerous uses in microbatteries, nanowires, and specific alloy and catalyst applications
In catalysis, superconductors, electronic ceramics and other fields as an important inorganic material
As catalyst and catalyst carriers
As an electrode active materials
For glass, porcelain colorants and pigments
Chemical industry oxidants
Senior goggles and other filter materials
As carbides
In temperature and gas sensors
In electrochromic devices
In enamels, grinding wheels, and solar energy absorbers
“Fluorescent materials, luminescence, and electroluminescent devices
Special optical glass and plasma display panels
In the electric industry
As additives, catalysts, and dopants
In cathode-ray tubes, ferroelectric memory, and field emission displays
High-resolution x-ray medical imaging
Neutron converter
Scintillators and sintering aids
Solid Oxide fuel cell
UV detectors.”